Common Ion Effect on Solubility Of Ionic Salts - Equilibrium (Part 44)

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[@andrewjustin256]

Ms. Seema, I have one question about the Ksp. When we write the balanced equation and make ICE chart, we write initial, final and change-in values. So for the last problem, we should do likewise as following: I: n (since it is unknown) | 0 | 0.1| C: -x | +x | +2x | E: n-x | x | 0.1+2x | We can see the value of nickel hydroxide is unknown. So, when you have calculated the value of x, which is 2×10^(-13), you addressed it was the molar solubility of nickel hydroxide too. But I would like to know how? Because it is n-x not simply x, so how can we say it is the vale of that too?

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[@prithvi7360]

Maam i have a doubt ...i have read that common ion effect is applicable only when dissociation of weak electrolyte by addition of strong electrolyte takes place .but here both the salt and acid are strong. So how is this possible...please reply maam 🙏🙏

[@AnuskaShree]

Common ion effects means, 2 rxn having one common ion in their product...but a point, one of the rxn should be in reversible form for going rxn backward or forward So here, we r taking saturated solution of nacl which is reversible, means if we saturate it more it will come back in reactant....finally rxn is reversible Nd CIE applicable

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[@rsezhiyan332]

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[@SeemaDhawanArora]

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[@SeemaDhawanArora]

I think if possible I will start both chapters. Solutions too. But not to be too ambitious as I still have to go to hospital very often.

[@rsezhiyan332]

Mam let's hope for the best. Can we start with chemical kinetics? Because solutions is not too difficult.

[@tanx1055]

How hcl is in equilibrium

[@tanx1055]

It will break completely mam