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How would the molar solubility of barium sulfate be impacted if it were to be di

ID: 1061879 • Letter: H

Question

How would the molar solubility of barium sulfate be impacted if it were to be dissolved in 0.010 M CaSO4 (with no other change in conditions)?
A. It would increase B. It would stay the same C. It would decrease D. There is not enough information to provide an answer How would the molar solubility of barium sulfate be impacted if it were to be dissolved in 0.010 M CaSO4 (with no other change in conditions)?
A. It would increase B. It would stay the same C. It would decrease D. There is not enough information to provide an answer
A. It would increase B. It would stay the same C. It would decrease D. There is not enough information to provide an answer

Explanation / Answer

ksP FOR BaSO4= [Ba+2] [SO4-2] =

let x= [Ba+2]

then x2=1.1*10-10, x= 1.0488*10-5 M/L

[SO4-]2 = 1.0488*10-5

when 0,01m CasO4 is dissolved

CaSO4-----> Ca+2 +SO4-2

KSp =2.4*10-5

y2= 2.4*10-5, where y= [Ca+2] =[SO4-]2

y= 0.004899M

[SO4-2] =0.004899

      BaSO4                                 Ba+2                SO4-2

initial                                            0                       0.004899

change                                                     x                                x

equilibrium                                                x                          0.004899+x

KSp = x*(x+0.004899)= 1.1*10-10, where x= solubility of BaSO4

when solved using excel,. x = 2.2*10- 8 M. The solubility will decrease ( C is correct)