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Okay, starting with calculation of moles, starting with n .a.
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Positive, we have 23 grams, multiplied with one mole of n .a.
00:15
Positive, divided by 23, which gives us one mole.
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For calcium, we have 10 grams, multiplied with one mole, divided by 40 grams, gives us 0 .25 mole.
00:37
Next, we have co3 to negative, gives us 40 .2 multiplied with one mole divided by 60 .01.
00:53
This gives us 0 .670.
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And lastly, we have so4 to negative, which is 9 .6 multiplied with 1 mole.
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Divided by 96 .056 equals 0 .101.
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Now, for general solubility, calcium sulfate and calcium carbonate are both insoluble.
01:31
Either sulfate or carbonate ions can be precipitated.
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The moles of anion precipitated will be equal to the moles of calcium ion, since it is lesser in quantity...