10 Questions
When NH3 is added to a mixture of AgI, AgBr, and AgCl, all of them will dissolve.
False
The Ksp of AgI is higher than that of AgBr.
False
The addition of NH3 will cause AgBr to dissolve completely.
False
The formation of silver amine complex produces silver ions sufficient to exceed the Ksp of AgCl.
False
AgI has a higher Ksp value than AgCl.
False
The complex [Ag(NH3)2]+ is formed when NH3 is added to AgI.
True
Fractional precipitation occurs when a precipitating agent like Ag+ is added to a solution containing equal concentrations of Cl- and I-.
True
AgI will precipitate before AgCl when a precipitating agent like Ag+ is added to a solution containing equal concentrations of Cl- and I-.
False
The Ksp of AgCl is lower than that of AgBr.
True
The addition of NH3 will cause AgI to dissolve completely.
False
Test your understanding of precipitation titrations, a type of volumetric analysis involving the formation of a precipitate. Learn about the conditions required for precipitation titrations, including the importance of insolubility and rapid precipitation.
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