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What can be the maximum concentration of equimolar solutions of ferrous sulphate FeSO4 and sodium sulphide Na2S, so that when mixed in equal volumes, there is no precipitation of iron sulphide (FeS) (For iron sulphide, Ksp=6.25×10-18 ) Assume no ion to be undergoing hydrolysis.

Important Questions on Equilibrium

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Solubility product of silver chloride and silver thiocyanate are 1.2×10-10 and 7.1×10-13 respectively. The equilibrium constant for the reaction AgCl(s)+CNS-1(aq)AgCNS(s)+Cl-1(aq) is:
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If a weak base has the dissociation constant, Kb, then the value of the dissociation constant, Ka, of its conjugate acid is given by:
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A water sample from a municipal water supply was found to have a pH=7.0. On evaporating 2 L of this water, 2.016 g of white solid was left behind in the evaporation vessel, i.e., the total dissolved solid (TDS) content of this water was 1008 mg L-1. However, addition of soap to a bucket of this water did not produce any visible scum. Based on these findings, one can conclude that:
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A 50 ml solution of pH=1 is mixed with a 50 ml solution of pH=2. The pH of the mixture will be nearly -
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The solubility products Ksp of three salts MX, MY2 and MZ3 are 2×10-8, 8×10-9 and 54×10-8 respectively. The correct order for solubilities of these salts is
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If the solubility product of iron (III) hydroxide is 1.8×10-37, the pH of a saturated solution of iron (III) hydroxide in distilled water is close to:
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The colour changes of an indicator Hln in acid base titrations is given below,

HIn (aq)H+ (aq)+ln- (aq)

colour X colour Y

Which of the following statements is correct?

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One mole of a sparingly soluble salt MX are added in 1 L saturated solution of another sparingly soluble salt NX. If Ksp(MX)>>Ksp(NX), then: (Assume no chemical reaction to be taking place).