The Ksp values of 3 ionic compounds are gvie below.BasO3Co(OH)2Pb(103)2Ksp5.00 x 10105.92 x 10-153.69 x 10 13Which of the following statements is correct about their solubility in water at 25 °C?O a. The solubility of Basoz is less than the solubility of Co(OH)2.O b. Pb(103)2 has the lowest solubilityO. Co(OH)2 has the lowest solubility.O d. Basoz has the lowest solubility.O e. Baso3 has the greatest solubility.

Ksp values of: BaSO3: 5.0 x 10-10 Co(OH)2 : 5.92 x 10-15 Pb(IO3)2 : 3.69 x 10-13

The Ksp values of 3 ionic compounds are gvie below. Baso3 Co(OH)2 Pb(103)2 Ksp 5.00 x 1010 5.92 x 10 15 3.69 x 10-13 Which of the following statements is correct about their solubility in water at 25 °C? a. The solubility of Baso3 is less than the solubility of Co(OH)2. O b. Pb(103)2 has the lowest solubility O. Co(OH)2 has the lowest solubility. O d. Baso3 has the lowest solubility. O e. Baso3 has the greatest solubility.

The Ksp values of 3 ionic compounds are gvie below. Baso3 Co(OH)2 Pb(103)2 Ksp 5.00 x 1010 5.92 x 10 15 3.69 x 10-13 Which of the following statements is correct about their solubility in water at 25 °C? a. The solubility of Baso3 is less than the solubility of Co(OH)2. O b. Pb(103)2 has the lowest solubility O. Co(OH)2 has the lowest solubility. O d. Baso3 has the lowest solubility. O e. Baso3 has the greatest solubility.

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