The Hydrolysis of the Hydrated Pb ion PboH aq H200SolutionP

The Hydrolysis of the Hydrated Pb ion PboH (aq) + H200

Solution

Pb(OH)2 turns into an insoluble precipitate as the reaction moves forward.The solid precipitate is considered to be out of the solution(the system), so the reaction moves forward and Pb2+ concentration in the solution decreses.

When something soluble becomes insoluble, it is called a precipitate and the process/reaction is called precipitation reaction.

H+ is part of the product side.We know an reaction goes to other side if a reagent of one side is added.That is some of Pb(OH)2 precipitate will convert back to PbOH+(aq).

As H+ increases pH decreases, so as pH increases H+ decrases and reaction moves in forward direction that is more of precipitate is formed.Opposite happens if pH decreases.

Comment if any doubt.

 The Hydrolysis of the Hydrated Pb ion PboH (aq) + H200SolutionPb(OH)2 turns into an insoluble precipitate as the reaction moves forward.The solid precipitate i

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