Which of the following is the correct solubility product constant expression for PBSO4?O Kp = [Pb2]°[So,212%3DKp = [Pb2*][SO,2 ]O Ksp = 2[Pb2'12[SO,2]%3DKsp = 2[Pb2']² 2[So,212%3D

In solvent PbSO4, dissociate like that as given below.

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Which of the following is the correct solubility product constant expression for PBSO4? O Kp - [Pb2 J*[SO,²]² %3D Kp = [Pb2 ][SO,2] %3D O Ksp = 2[Pb2'12[So,21 %3D O Ksp - 2[Pb2'1? 2[SO,2 1?

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Which of the following is the correct solubility product constant expression for PBSO4?
O Kp = [Pb2]°[So,212
%3D
Kp = [Pb2*][SO,2 ]
O Ksp = 2[Pb2'12[SO,2]
%3D
Ksp = 2[Pb2']² 2[So,212
%3D

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