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How much NH3 must be added to 0.004M Ag+ solution to prevent the precipitation of AgCl when (Cl) reaches 0;001M? Ksp for AgCl is 1.8×1010 and K for Ag(NH3)+2 is 5.9×108.

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[Ag+]=Ksp[Cl]=1.8×10100.001=1.8×107M
NH3 is added to keep the conc. of Ag+ below 1.8×107M to prevent precipitation
[Ag(NH3)+2] at above limiting condition =0.0041.8×107=0.004M

[Ag(NH3)2]+Ag++2NH3

Kd=[Ag+][NH3]2[Ag(NH3)2]+

5.9×108=[1.8×107][NH3]2[0.004]
[NH3]=0.036M
[NH3]Total+[NH3]Free+[NH3]Complexed=0.036+2×0.004=0.44mol/litre

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