Solubility Flashcards

1
Q

What is the only thing that can change the constant Ks

A

Temperature

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2
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Name 3 ways to change solubility

A
  1. Add a solution that contains one of the ions present in equilibrium
  2. Change the pH of the solution
  3. React one of the dissolved ions in a secondary reaction
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3
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If two solutions are mixed together, the concentrations of the dissolved ions will change because the volume changes. The new concentration can be calculated by:

A

[new]=[old] X DF

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4
Q

How to calculate DF

A

Initial volume/total volume

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5
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If Q=K

A

Reaction is at equilibrium

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6
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If Q>K

A

Products are greater that it should be so reverse reaction is favoured.

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7
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If Q<K

A

Reactants are greater than they should be so forward reaction is favoured

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8
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Q=Ks

A

Solution is saturated

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9
Q

Q>Ks

A

Precipitate will form

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10
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Q<Ks

A

No precipitate will form

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