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the solubility product of barium sulphate at 18°c is 1.5x10^-9.its solubility at same temperature is
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bobpursley
write the dissociation eq
BaSO4>>>Ba++ + SO4--

Kc=concBa++ * concSO4--

kc=x^2
so x (solubility)=sqrtKc in moles/liter
now convert that to grams/100ml
x= sqrt (1.5E-9)
to nvert it to solubiliyt (grams/100ml), then
x=.1 molmassinGrams*sqrt(1.5E-9) per 100 ml
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