The document discusses solubility product constants (KSP) and solubility equilibria. It asks a series of multiple choice questions about what KSP represents, how solubility is affected by various factors like pressure, and how to use the KSP expression and value to determine solubility. The questions cover topics taught by Le Chatelier and Haber including solubility, equilibrium, gas behavior with pressure changes, and using solubility constants.

1. KSP – A SPECIAL CASE OF KEQ

2. WHAT DOES THAT DOUBLE ARROW
REPRESENT?

3. WHAT DOES THAT DOUBLE ARROW
REPRESENT?

4. WHAT DOES THAT DOUBLE ARROW
REPRESENT?

5. WHAT DOES THAT DOUBLE ARROW
REPRESENT?

6. WHAT DOES THAT DOUBLE ARROW
REPRESENT?

7. WHAT DOES THAT DOUBLE ARROW
REPRESENT?

8. WHAT DOES THAT DOUBLE ARROW
REPRESENT?

9. WHAT DOES THAT DOUBLE ARROW
REPRESENT?

10. FE(OH)2 IS LISTED AS AN
“INSOLUBLE” SUBSTANCE
ON MANY SOLUBILITY
CHARTS. WHAT DOES
THIS MEAN?
A. IT DOES NOT DISSOLVE IN WATER
B. VERY LITTLE OF IT DISSOLVES IN WATER.

11. FE(OH)2 IS LISTED AS AN
“INSOLUBLE” SUBSTANCE
ON MANY SOLUBILITY
CHARTS. WHAT DOES
THIS MEAN?
A. IT DOES NOT DISSOLVE IN WATER
B. VERY LITTLE OF IT DISSOLVES IN WATER.

17. WHAT DOES KSP STAND FOR?
A) Solubility product constant
B) Kevin stands pretty
C) Konstant solution precipitates
D) Solution product constant
E) All of these

18. A + B AB
 If you remove A from the container what happens to
the concentration of B?
 A) it goes UP
 B) it goes DOWN
 C) it stays the same
 D) it goes up then down then alllll the way around
town.

19. A + B AB
 If you remove AB from the container what happens
to the concentration of B?
 A) it goes UP
 B) it goes DOWN
 C) it stays the same
 D) it goes up then down then alllll the way around
town.

20. A + B AB
 If A and B and AB are all GASSES, what happens
when you INCREASE the pressure.?
 A) equilibrium shifts LEFT
 B) equilibrium shifts RIGHT
 C) equilibrium stays the same
 D) it goes up then down then alllll the way around
town.

21. WHO HELPED YOU ANSWER
THE LAST
THREE QUESTIONS?
 A) Haber
 B) LeChatelier
 C) Greg Rooyaker
 D) Mr K

22. WHAT ARE THE UNITS FOR KSP??

A) molarity
 B) molality
 C) moles
 D) molility
 E) mulality
 F) mulletality
 G) there are no units for Ksp because in some
cases it would be moles squared, or moles cubed
or moles to the 4th power over liters squared or
cubed or other weird stuff.

23. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
REACTION
MX -- > M+ + X-
AND KSP = 1X10-9

24. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
REACTION
MX -- > M+ + X-
AND KSP = 1X10-9

25. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
REACTION
MX -- > M+ + X-
AND KSP = 1X10-9

26. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
REACTION
MX -- > M+ + X-
AND KSP = 1X10-9

27. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
REACTION
MX -- > M+ + X-
AND KSP = 1X10-9

28. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
REACTION
MX -- > M+ + X-
AND KSP = 1X10-9

29. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING
REACTION
MX -- > M+ + X-
AND KSP = 1X10-9