Some Na₂S is added to a saturated solution of NiS. How will the solubility of NiS be impacted (if at all)? The Kip of NiS is 3 x 10-16. O NiS will become more soluble due to the presence of Na* ions in solution. ONIS will become less soluble due to the presence of Na* ions in solution. NiS will become more soluble due to the presence of 52- ions in solution. ONIS will become less soluble due to the presence of 5² ions in solution. ONIS will become more soluble due to the absence of Ni2 lons in solution. NiS will become less soluble due to the absence of Ni ions in solution. There will be no change in the solubility of NIS.

Some Na₂S is added to a saturated solution of NiS. How will the solubility of NiS be impacted (if at all)? The Kip of NiS is 3 x 10-16. O NiS will become more soluble due to the presence of Na* ions in solution. ONIS will become less soluble due to the presence of Na* ions in solution. NiS will become more soluble due to the presence of 52- ions in solution. ONIS will become less soluble due to the presence of 5² ions in solution. ONIS will become more soluble due to the absence of Ni2 lons in solution. NiS will become less soluble due to the absence of Ni ions in solution. There will be no change in the solubility of NIS.

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