9. Given that CuBr would precipitate later than Cul in a solution containing equimolar concentrations of Br" and I, it can be concluded that: O Ksp,Cul < Ksp,CuBr O Ksp.Cul > Ksp.CuBr O Ksp.Cul = Ksp,CuBr O Cannot be determined

9. Given that CuBr would precipitate later than Cul in a solution containing equimolar concentrations of Br" and I, it can be concluded that: O Ksp,Cul < Ksp,CuBr O Ksp.Cul > Ksp.CuBr O Ksp.Cul = Ksp,CuBr O Cannot be determined

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9. Given that CuBr would precipitate later than Cul in a solution containing equimolar concentrations of Br and I,
it can be concluded that:
O Ksp,Cul< Ksp,CuBr
O Ksp.Cul > Ksp.CuBr
O Ksp.Cul = Ksp.CuBr
O Cannot be determined

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