The solubility of pb(oh) 2 in water is 6.7 × 10 –6 m. Calculate the solubility of pb(oh)2 in a buffer solution of ph = 8.
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pOH of the solution : 6(14-pH)
hence OH- concentration: 10^-6
Now in water its solubility is 6.7*10^-6
Pb(OH)2—→ Pb2+(x) + 2(OH)-(2x)
Ksp=x*(2x)^2
Ksp=4x^3=4*(6.7*10^-6)^3
Also for the given buffer Ksp=(Pb2+)*(OH-)^2
(Pb2+)(10^-6)^2=4*(6.7*10^-6)^3
Solving we get [Pb2+]=1.203×10-3
P.S > Units not mentioned in the question so am also leaving it as it is, it doesn’t mean solubility don’t have units, it’s mostly in mol/l or g/l.
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