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An aqueous solution contains 0.196 M hydrosulfuric acid and 0.190 M hydrochloric acid.
Calculate the sulfide ion concentration in this solution.
[S2-] = _________mol/L.
Calculate the sulfide ion concentration in this solution.
[S2-] = _________mol/L.
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Answered by
DrBob222
You CAN go through k1, transfer that data to k2 and solve for sulfide OR you can take a short cut. Here is the short cut.
H2S = 2H^+ + S^2-
k1k2 = (H2^+)(S^2-)/(H2S) and solve for S^2-.
H2S = 2H^+ + S^2-
k1k2 = (H2^+)(S^2-)/(H2S) and solve for S^2-.
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