Silver sulfate (ag2so4) is slightly soluble in water and it partly dissolves at the equilibrium according to the following balanced reaction (ks = 1.4x10): ag2so4) = 2 ag (aq) + s0 + (aq) i) calculate the molar solubility (s) of ag2so4. [15 marks] ii) calculate the solubility (s') of ag2so4 in grams per liter.

a) S = 0.0152 mol/L

b) S' = 4.734 g/L

Explanation:

           S                2S            Sin the equilibrium

a) molar solubility:

⇒ Ksp = ( 2S) ² * S = 1.4 E-5

⇒ 4S² * S = 1.4 E-5

⇒ S = ∛ ( 1.4 E-5 / 4 )

⇒ S = 0.0152 mol/L

b) solubility ( S' ) in grams per liter:

∴ Mw Ag2SO4 = 311.799 g/mol

⇒ S' = 0.0152 mol/L * ( 311.799 g/mol )

⇒ S' = 4.734 g/L

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