A solution consists of a mixture of 0.01MKI and 0.1MKCl. If solid AgNO3 is added to the solution, what is the concentration of I− when AgCl begins to precipitate? [Ksp(AgI)=1.5×10−16;Ksp(AgCl)=1.8×10−10]
A
3.5×10−7M
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B
6.1×10−8M
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C
2.2×10−7M
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D
8.3×10−8M
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Solution
The correct option is B8.3×10−8M
Given that a solution is 0.01MKI and 0.1MKCl.
When AgCl begins to precipitate,
[Ag+][Cl−]=1.8×10−10=Ksp of AgCl
[Ag+]=1.8×10−9 as [Cl−]=0.1 which comes from KCl.
Ksp of AgI is 1.5×10−16.
So, at this time, [I−]=Ksp[Ag+]=1.5×10−161.8×10−9=8.3×10−8M
Hence, the concentration of I− when AgCl begins to precipitate is 8.3×10−8M.