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In which of the following solutions would solid pbcl2 be expected to be the least soluble at
25°c?
a) 0.1 m cacl2
b) 0.1 m kno3
c) 0.1 m nacl
d) 0.1 m hcl
a) 0.1 m cacl2
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Answer from: k11kiki

From the options the solution in which solid $PbCl_{2}$ will be least soluble at ( 25°C ) is ( A ); 0.1 M $CaCl_{2}$

Due to the phenomenon of common ion effect, $PbCl_{2}$ will be least soluble (100*) in a solution containing 0.1M of $CaCl_{2}$ at 25°C .

This is because when $CaCl_{2}$ undergoes ionization it gives away two chloride ions. Also when $PbCl_{2}$ undergoes ionization it gives two chloride ions which is a Common ion. hence the common ion effect.

The presence of common ions in solution decreases the solubility of a solute in a solvent . ( i.e. common ions between the solute and solvent reduces the solubility of the solute in the solvent significantly )

hence the solutions in which $PbCl_{2}$ will be least soluble is 0.1 M $CaCl_{2}$

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Answer from: eriks7779

Explanation:

As a result of common ion effect, lead II chloride will be 100 times less soluble in a solution that contains 0.1M chloride ions than it is in pure water.

CaCl2 ionizes to give two chloride ions. This implies about 10000 times less solubility in such a solution than it is in pure water hence the answer. Common ion effect means that if one of the ions in the solvent is common with one of the ions in the solute, the solubility of the solute in the solvent is decreased significantly because of the presence of a common ion.

In which of the following solutions would solid pbcl2 be expected to be the least soluble at 25°c?

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