I need help with part 3, calculating the percentage of the halide ion. 10 Questi

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I need help with part 3, calculating the percentage of the halide ion.

10 Question (5 points) a See page 816 Both silver) chloride and silver() bromide are slightly soluble salts, with Ksp values at 25°C of 1.80x1010 and 5.40x1013 respectively. A solution of silver(l) nitrate is added to a solution that is 0.470 M in bothCl andBr 8th attempt Part 1 (2 points) hd See Periodic Table See Hint What are the minimum Ag concentrations required for precipitation of AgCl and of AgBr to occur? AgCI sss x 1010 mo/L AgBr is x 101 mol/L

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The percentage of halide ions that is precipitated first remains in solution before the second begins to precipitate is:

88.7%

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