The correct solubility product expression for A(SO,)2is:A) Kp = (x) (2x)D) K, = (2x)² (x)B) K, = (4x) (2x)?E) K, = (x)? (2x)²C) K, = (x)² (2x)F) Kp = 2x4%3DBOAODOE OCOFO

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The correct solubility product expression for A(SO,)2 is: A) Kp = (x) (2x) D) K, = (2x) (x) B) K, = (4x) (2x)? E) K, = (x)² (2x)² C) K, = (x) (2x) F) Kp = 2x+ %3D

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The correct solubility product expression for A(SO,)2is:
A) Kp = (x) (2x)
D) K, = (2x)² (x)
B) K, = (4x) (2x)?
E) K, = (x)? (2x)²
C) K, = (x)² (2x)
F) Kp = 2x4
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