When `9.0ml` of arsenius sulphide sol and `1.0ml` of `1.0xx10^(-4)M BaCl_(2)` are mixed turbidity due to precipitation just appears after 2 hours. The effective ion and its coagulating value are respectively.
A
`Cl^(-),10"m mol"//L`
B
`Cl^(-),20"m mol"//L`
C
`Ba^(2+),10"m mol"//L`
D
`Ba^(2+),20"m mol"//L`
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The correct Answer is:
3
Conc. Of `Ba^(2+)=(10^(-4))/(10xx10^(-3))M=10^(-2)M=10"m mole"//L`
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