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A solution contains 0.05mol.litre1 of Ba2+ ions and 0.002mol.litre of Ag+ ions. The metals are to be precipitated by addition of chromate ions, CrO24. Which ion precipitates first? What percentage of this ion remain in the solution when the second ion begins to precipitate?
Ksp(Ag2CrO4)=3×1012;Ksp(BaCrO4)=1×1010

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Solution

CrO24 ion concentration required for precipitation:
For BaCrO4:
[CrO24]=KspBaCrO4[Ba2+]=10100.05=20×1010M
For Ag2CrO4
[CrO24]=KspBaCrO4[Ba2+]=10100.05=20×1010M
Ba2+ will be precipitated first because it requires low concentration of CrO24. Remaining conc. of Ba2+ when Ag+ will start precipitation.
[Ba2+]Remaining=KspBaCrO4[CrO24]=1.33×104M
% of remaining Ba2+=1.33×1040.05×100=0.26%

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