If you add 0.10 moles of silver nitrate to 500.0 mL of a saturated silver chromate solution, what is the final concentration of the silver ion and the chromate ion?
would there be any precipitates formed? if not, add up their combined moles and divide it by their final volume.
I think there is a precipitate. Because the silver chromate is saturated so the added silver would cause a precipitate to form.
then find the actual concentration of each after the precipitation
no wait, if it's saturated it means that the concentration given is not going to change
they want you to use the Ksp of silver chromate to find the molar concentration of it