Part b. Considering your answer in the previous question, state whether a precipitate of MF2 will form or not and type your explanation answer here. No credit without a correct explanation.

Will the following mixtures produce a BUFFER solution?   50 mL of 0.2 M NH4Cl plus 10 mL of 0.2 M NaOH    

M is the made-up metal element mysterium. A lab technician adds 1.10 g of solid potassium fluoride to 1.00 L of a 0.00010 M solution of mysterium(II) nitrate, M(NO3)2. (Assume no change in volume.) Ksp = 8.6×10-8 for the slightly soluble salt mysterium(II) fluoride, MF2 . Calculate the ion product Qsp under these conditions and report the value here. You must show work supporting your answer for full credit. You’ll be asked to explain whether a precipitate of MF2 will form or not in the next question, so make sure you have the necessary data in your work before going on.

A weak acid HA has a Ka of 3.8×10-9. where A- is the conjugate base. The salt NaA has a fw=197.2 g/mol. A buffer is made by dissolving 18.22 g of solid NaA in 400.0 mL of 0.350 M HA solution. Assume the volume stays constant when the solid is dissolved. A. What is the pH of this buffer?  [ph] B. The pH is changed to 7.50 by adding a certain amount of [ab]. (type in the blank one of these choices: strong acid, strong base, water) C. What is the ratio of conjugate base to acid at this new pH? [ratio]  Give a decimal answer with correct sig figs. Show work on your upload that supports your answers. Partial credit is possible!  

Adding which of the following will cause the solubility of the slightly soluble salt silver carbonate Ag2CO3 to increase? Select ALL that are true.  

Which one of the following is likely to be a tridentate chelate?

An indicator H2In is diprotic with pKInd1=5.2 and pKInd2 = 10.4. The colors of the related species are: H2In is red, HIn- is blue and In2- is yellow. What color would you expect to see if this indicator is added to a solution with a concentration of [H3O+] of 4.0×10-11 M?

Based on what we learned in lecture, Type the expected complete ground state configuration for the transition metal 44Ru . Type your answers in the provided space.  To make it easy to type, simply leave one space between each sublevel as shown, do not bother with superscripts, no need for commas or parentheses. This should not be an image or be typed using the equation editor. Complete means start with 1s2 2s2 etc…

Consider the made-up transition metal Rikerium, symbol Rk. Write the formula for each of the following compounds (which do not exist!): Type your answers in the provided space, using the sub T2 and superscript T2 buttons in the question menu. A.  ammonium diaquatetracyanorikerate(II)  B.  pentaamminehydroxorikerium(III) phosphate

The sea slug is a(n) _____.