108. Solving a chemistry problem

108. Solving a chemistry problem

The specific electrical conductivity of a saturated solution of silver iodide at 18°C is 4.144*10 -6 Sm*m -1, the electrical conductivity of water under the same conditions is 4.00*10 -6 Sm*m -1. Calculate the concentration of Agl (mol/l) in the saturated solution (solubility). The mobilities of Ag and I- ions are respectively 53.5*10 -4 and 66.5*10 -4Sm*m2*mol-1.

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