If a solution contains 0.01 M Mg+2 and 0.1 M Sr+2 and H2CO3 maintained at 0.05M, then: [Given:KspMgCO3=2.5×107,KspSrCO3=9×109,Ka(overall)H2CO3=5×1016,log5=0.7,log3=0.5]
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pH=4 is the minimum pH at which SrCO3 will precipitate without any precipitation of MgCO3
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pH=4.8 is the minimum pH at which SrCO3 will precipitate without any precipitation of MgCO3
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pH=6 is the maximum pH at which SrCO3 will precipitate without any precipitation of MgCO3
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pH=6.8 is the maximum pH at which SrCO3 will precipitate without any precipitation of MgCO3
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Solution
The correct options are BpH=4.8 is the minimum pH at which SrCO3 will precipitate without any precipitation of MgCO3 CpH=6 is the maximum pH at which SrCO3 will precipitate without any precipitation of MgCO3 A solution contains 0.01M Mg+2 and 0.1MSr+2 KspMgCO3=2.5×10−7=[Mg+2][CO−23] KspSrCO3=9×10−9=[Sr+2][CO−23] [CO−23] required for ppt of SrCO3=9×10−8M [CO−23] required for ppt of MgCO3=2.5×10−5M H2CO3⇌2H++CO−23 Ka=[H+]2[CO−23][H2CO3] [H+]2=5×10−16×0.059×10−8 (when Sr+2 will ppt) or pH=4.8 [H+]2=5×10−16×0.052.5×10−5 (when Mg+2 will ppt) or pH =6.