The of silver chloride is . What is its molar solubility in pure water?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. mol/L, from the square root of
- Step 1: For , . Step 2. mol/L. **Answer: mol/L. Why not the others:** The first is K_sp itself; the second halves it; the third uses a cube root, which suits a 1:2 salt.
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