Question: (a) Using only K sp from Table 6-3, calculate how many moles of Ca(OH) 2 will dissolve in 1.00 L of water. (b) How will
(a) Using only Ksp from Table 6-3, calculate how many moles of Ca(OH)2 will dissolve in 1.00 L of water.
(b) How will the solubility calculated in part (a) be affected by the K1 reaction in Table 6-3?
Table 6-3
![M(OH)2(s) = M²+ + 20H Ksp = [M²*][OH¯]² M2+ + OH = MOH K¡ = [MOH*]/[M²*1[OH ] Metal log Kp log K, Mg2+ 2+ Са -11.15 2.58 -5.19 1.30 Sr+ 0.82 2+ 0.64 NOTE: 25°C and ionic strength = 0.](https://dsd5zvtm8ll6.cloudfront.net/si.question.images/images/question_images/1591/2/9/1/6255ed92ee99f92f1591291624950.jpg)
M(OH)2(s) = M+ + 20H Ksp = [M*][OH] M2+ + OH = MOH K = [MOH*]/[M*1[OH ] Metal log Kp log K, Mg2+ 2+ -11.15 2.58 -5.19 1.30 Sr+ 0.82 2+ 0.64 NOTE: 25C and ionic strength = 0.
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