Posted by allyx3 on Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 8:11pm.
Do you mean CuSO4?
Kf = 1.1E13 = [Cu(NH3)4]^2+/(Cu^2+)(NH3)^4.
Do this ICE chart in two steps. Here is the first one. With Kf so large the reaction goes to completion (almost) like this.
...Cu^2+ + NH3 ==>Cu(NH3)2+4
I..0.15.....6.5.......0
C..-0.15...-0.6.....+0.15
E....0......5.9......0.15
Now redo the ICE chart BUT showing the small amount of reverse reaction like this.
....Cu^2+ + 4NH3 ==> Cucomplex^2+
I...0.......5.9.......0.15
C...+x......+4x........-x
E...x......5.9+4x.....0.15-x
Now substitute this last E line into the kf expression and solve for x = (Cu^2+)
Post your work if you get stuck.
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