If Ks (Ksp) refers to the dissolved solution at equilibrium and Q refers to the dissolved solution in general which of the following is true? Q, > Kg [Ag*1 Q, = K, Q < Kg (Cro,²1 a. Qs < Ks is undersaturated and the no solid will be present b. At equilibrium the combinations of dissolved salts that correspond to a saturated solution are limited c. Qs > Ks the solution is supersaturated thus crystals will form. O a, b and c O b only O a only O b and c equilibium states

If Ks (Ksp) refers to the dissolved solution at equilibrium and Q refers to the dissolved solution in general which of the following is true? Q, > Kg [Ag*1 Q, = K, Q < Kg (Cro,²1 a. Qs < Ks is undersaturated and the no solid will be present b. At equilibrium the combinations of dissolved salts that correspond to a saturated solution are limited c. Qs > Ks the solution is supersaturated thus crystals will form. O a, b and c O b only O a only O b and c equilibium states

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