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(a) The solubility of bismuth iodide (BiI3) in water is 4.891 x 10-3 M. Calculate the value of the solubility product. The dissolution products are Bi^3+ (aq) and I^- (aq).


(b) Do you expect the solubility of (BiI3) in 0.1 M NaCL (aq) to be equal to, greater than, or less than that of BiI3 in water? Explain.

i) Greater than, the additional atomic species in solution allows for a greater entropy change upon mixing. Additionally, ionic bonds in solution are able to be formed between Bi/Cl and Na/I ions which would not be formed otherwise.

ii)Less than, the presence of ions already in solution results in the common ion effect, and thus the ability for new salts to be dissolved in solution is greatly diminished.

iii)Equal to, as even though there are already a number of cations and anions in solution they are of different chemical identify, and therefore will have no effect on solubility to first order.

Answers

Answered by stranik
b)III
Answered by Sam
(a) 10^-12*27*(x)^4

replace x with the solubility you have
Answered by kiril
something is wrong. i couldn't find right answer
Answered by qpt
(a) 10^-12*27*(x)^4

replace x with the solubility you have

10^-12*27(4.891 x 10-3)^4
x=4.891x10^-3 (as taken from a)*is this the solubility

1.54509225456e-20 (it was wrong)

What when wrong?
Answered by Anonymous
you get wrong, qpt
Answered by qpt
Yup it gave me a big red X.
Answered by Anonymous
Try without 10^-12
Answered by ConceptHelper
(x) * ((x*3))^3
Answered by t
3.27*10^-7
Answered by Chemgam
27*(4.891*10^-3)^4
Answered by qpt
thank you
Answered by nenita
1.54e-8
Answered by rex
5.043*10^-7
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