MCAT Chemistry – Molar Solubility

  • Reviewed By: Liz Flagge
  • MCAT qod equilibrium2.1

    Explanation

    MCAT qod equilibrium2.2

    The molar solubility is defined as the maximum concentration of metal hydroxide that can dissolve in solution. In the ICE table above, the molar solubility corresponds to the variable x.

    Using the equilibrium expression, you can substitute in the concentration of the products and solve for x.

    MCAT qod equilibrium2.3

    Thus, the correct answer is C.

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