Evaluate the validity of the assertions by examining the solubility and precipitation of BaCl2 and NaCl when exposed to HCl(g):
Step 1: Examine Assertion I Introducing HCl(g) into a saturated BaCl2 solution increases the Cl− ion concentration due to HCl dissociation. This elevated Cl− concentration suppresses BaCl2 solubility via the common ion effect, triggering BaCl2 precipitation, evident as a white precipitate.
Assertion I is valid.
Step 2: Examine Assertion II Sodium chloride (NaCl) exhibits high solubility in water. The introduction of HCl(g) to a saturated NaCl solution does not induce precipitation, as the common ion effect does not substantially impact NaCl solubility under these circumstances.
Assertion II is invalid.
Step 3: Conclusion Based on the foregoing analysis: - Assertion I is valid, whereas Assertion II is invalid.
Final Answer: (1)
K$_{sp}$ of AgBr = 4y Then, the ratio of molarity (solubility) of (1) to (2) is: