A galvanic cell was prepared by immersing an anode and a cathode of the same material (of A type) in a solution containing a low solubility salt AX from the anode side and a concentration of 0.1 mol/Kg A* ion in the cathode side. The cell potential was found to be 1.20 V. The solubility product constant (ksp)of this salt is then? O a. 2.78 x 10 43 O b. 1.16 x 10 46 O c. 6.65 x 10-40 O d. None

A galvanic cell was prepared by immersing an anode and a cathode of the same material (of A type) in a solution containing a low solubility salt AX from the anode side and a concentration of 0.1 mol/Kg A* ion in the cathode side. The cell potential was found to be 1.20 V. The solubility product constant (ksp)of this salt is then? O a. 2.78 x 10 43 O b. 1.16 x 10 46 O c. 6.65 x 10-40 O d. None

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