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Okay, so the reaction that we're trying to identify here is gold chloride, gold one chloride, reacting with two cyanide ions to give us our complex ion, plus there will be an extra chloride ion there.
00:22
So let's start by writing the equilibrium of our gold one chloride with its ions.
00:30
So gold plus and cl minus.
00:34
And then let's have our gold plus ion react with two cyanides to form our complex ion.
00:49
So you'll see that that cancels out, and that gives us the reaction that we're looking for.
00:54
So this first reaction is simply the ksp, right, for gold 1 chloride, and that's going to be 2 .0 times 10 of the negative 13.
01:06
And the second one is our k of formation for our complex ion, and that's going to be 2 times 10 to the 38.
01:17
So k for our overall reaction, we simply multiply those two, so that will give us a k for this reaction of 4 times 10 to the 25th.
01:30
So if we write the expression for that, our k is the concentration of our gold and a cyanide complex.
01:38
Ion here times the concentration of our chloride and then divided by the concentration of cyanide squared...