Consider a slightly soluble salt with a general form of MX(s) --> M*(aq) + X'(aq). If Ksp = 1.2 x 10-6 for a salt with a molar mass of 182.6 g/mol and there is 200 mg of this salt dissolved in 1 L, which of the following is true? None of these are true. Q= K and the solution is saturated. Q>K and the solution is supersaturated O Q

Consider a slightly soluble salt with a general form of MX(s) --> M*(aq) + X'(aq). If Ksp = 1.2 x 10-6 for a salt with a molar mass of 182.6 g/mol and there is 200 mg of this salt dissolved in 1 L, which of the following is true? None of these are true. Q= K and the solution is saturated. Q>K and the solution is supersaturated O Q

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