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Solubility product and simple solubility calculations
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K
s
p
of
AgBr
is
5.0
×
1
0
−
13
(molar mass
188
g
mo
l
−
1
). What volume of water, in litres, is needed to dissolve
10.0
mg
of
AgBr
? (nearest integer)
Numerical answer type, answer in L, tolerance 0.5.
Answer: 75 L
s
=
5.0
×
1
0
−
13
=
7.1
×
1
0
−
7
M
. Moles of
AgBr
=
0.0100/188
=
5.3
×
1
0
−
5
. Volume
=
n
/
s
=
75.2
L
, i.e. about 75 L.
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