Common ion effect

Welcome to the Common Ion Effect category on Questions LLC! This category is specifically dedicated to providing answers and insights about the intriguing phenomenon known as the Common Ion Effect. Here, you will find a plethora of questions and discussions surrounding this concept, which plays a significant role in chemical equilibria and solutions. Whether you are a chemistry enthusiast, a student studying the subject, or simply curious about the topic, this category aims to address all your queries related to the Common Ion Effect. Read on to explore and gain a better understanding of this fascinating subject.

Questions (7)

In which aqueous system is PbI2 least soluble and why?[A] 0.5 M HI [B] 0.2 M HI [C] 0.8 M KI I understand that I- is the common
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2. asked by Amy
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Consider the following system at equilibrium.CaCO3(s) mc032-1.jpg Ca2+(aq) + CO32–(aq) The addition of which compound will
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2. asked by Haylie S
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What are the initial conditions on the ICE table for the common-ion effect?
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2. asked by Riley226
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What is a "common-ion effect", and how does it affect the molar solubility of a salt?Why can either phenolphtalein or methyl
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2. asked by Anonymous
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sorry . Can you please help me with this questions If you know?Oxalic acid is a relatively strong diprotic acid with Ka1 = 5.6
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2. asked by khin
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Can you give me an example of a compound that can make Ba3(PO4)2 even more insoluble than it already is (and can you tell me
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2. asked by Lacey
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____ 14. Adding a charged particle common to two solutes decreases solute concentration. This observationdemonstrates a. the
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2. asked by alex
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