The specific conductance of a saturated solution of AgCl is “κ” Ω−1cm−1. The limiting ionic conductance of Ag+ and Cl− ions are x and y respectively. Then, the solubility product of AgCl is:
A
100κ(x+y)
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B
(1000κ)2(x+y)2
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C
(1000×14.3×κ)(x+y)
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D
(103×143.5×κ)2(x+y)2
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Solution
The correct option is B(1000κ)2(x+y)2 Point to remember: ⇒Solublityproduct: ABS→A+S+B−S Ksp=S2 ⇒λ0m=1000κ/C C=S
given data: λ0Ag+=x λ0Cl−=y
so λ0AgCl=x+y
On substituting we get ⇒λ0AgCl=1000κ/S S=1000κx+y
So Ksp=(1000κx+y)2