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Chapter16: Solubility And Complex Ion Equilibria

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The solubility constant expression of a soluble salt is: KeD = [A3+] [B*]3. The
chemical formula of the salt...
Oa. AgB
b. AB3
C. AB
d. A4B4
e. A2B3
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