The precipitation of weaker electrolytes follows _?

Correct answer: C. Le chatelier's Principle

  • A. Law of Mass Action
  • B. Law of energy conservation
  • C. Le chatelier's Principle
  • D. None of these

Explanation

The precipitation of weaker electrolytes follows the common ion effect. Due to the ions produced by electrolyte shift, the solubility of the equilibrium is in a direction that is predicted by the Le Chatelliers principle.

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