PROBLEM 3: A chloride ion is added in a solution containing 4.144g/L of Pb*+ and 1.088g/L Ag*. Determine the chloride ion concentration to begin precipitation of the salt formed and which will precipitate first.

PROBLEM 3: A chloride ion is added in a solution containing 4.144g/L of Pb+ and 1.088g/L Ag. Determine the chloride ion concentration to begin precipitation of the salt formed and which will precipitate first.

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A chloride ion is added in a solution containing 4.144g/L of Pb*+
and 1.088g/L Ag*. Determine the chloride ion concentration to
begin precipitation of the salt formed and which will
precipitate first.

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