Solid AgCN dissolves to give its constituent ions in aqueous solution: AgCN(s) = Ag*(aq) + CN'(aq) Ksp = 6.0x10-17 (at 298 K) %3D When some 0.040 M AgNO3 is added to the eqșilibrium, O The Ag* is the common ion, and the solubility of AgCN decreases. O The NO3 is the common ion, and the solubility of AgCN decreases. O The Ag* is the common ion, and the solubility of AgCN increases. O The NO3 is the common ion, since it is negatively charged, and the solubility of AgCN increases.

Solid AgCN dissolves to give its constituent ions in aqueous solution: AgCN(s) = Ag(aq) + CN'(aq) Ksp = 6.0x10-17 (at 298 K) %3D When some 0.040 M AgNO3 is added to the eqșilibrium, O The Ag is the common ion, and the solubility of AgCN decreases. O The NO3 is the common ion, and the solubility of AgCN decreases. O The Ag* is the common ion, and the solubility of AgCN increases. O The NO3 is the common ion, since it is negatively charged, and the solubility of AgCN increases.

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