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To a solution of 0.1M Mg2+ and 0.8M NH4Cl, an addition of equal volume of NH3 gives precipitate. [NH3] in solution is:

[KspMg(OH)2=1.4×1011 and KbNH4OH=1.8×105].

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0.37M
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0.40M
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0.33M
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0.30M
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Solution

The correct option is A 0.37M
Suppose VmL of solution containing 0.1M Mg2+ and 0.8M NH4Cl.

Now VmL of NH3 of a M is added to it in order to have just precipitation of Mg(OH)2, then
[Mg2+][OH]2=KspMg(OH)2
or [0.1×V2V][OH]2=1.4×1011[[Mg2+]=milli moletotal volume]
[OH]=1.67×105M
The solution must therefore, contain [OH]=1.67×105M which is obtained by buffer solution of NH3 and NH4Cl
log[OH]=logKb+log[Conjugate Acid][Base]
or log[1.67×105]=log[1.8×105]+log(0.8×V)/2V(a×V)/2V
a=0.74M
[NH3] in solution =0.74×V2V=0.37M

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