The solubility product is only applicable for those substance whose molar concentrations is:
Correct answer: B. Equal to or Less than 0.01.
- A. Equal to 0.1M.
- B. Equal to or Less than 0.01.
- C. Equal to 1.
- D. Greater than 0.1.
Explanation
The solubility product is applicable for sparingly soluble salt whose concentration is equal to or less than 0.01 mol dm-3.
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