Assuming there is excess PbCl2(s) in a saturated solution of PbC12 (Ksp 8.5 X 10 17), adding which of the following would result in a decrease in the concentration of Pb2+ ions? %3D PbCl2(s) O H20(1) O none of the other species would decrease the concentration of Pb2+ ions O NaCI(s) AgNO3(s)

Assuming there is excess PbCl2(s) in a saturated solution of PbC12 (Ksp 8.5 X 10 17), adding which of the following would result in a decrease in the concentration of Pb2+ ions? %3D PbCl2(s) O H20(1) O none of the other species would decrease the concentration of Pb2+ ions O NaCI(s) AgNO3(s)

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Assuming there is excess PbCl2(s) in a saturated solution of PbC12 (Ksp 8.5 X 10
%3D
17), adding which of the following would result in a decrease in the concentration of
Pb2+ ions?
PbCl2(s)
O H20(1)
O none of the other species would decrease the concentration of Pb2* ions
O NaCI(s)
O AGNO3(s)

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