Interpretation:
For each of the given compounds, solubility product
Concept Introduction:
When an ionic compound dissolved in water it breaks into its constitute ions, water molecule has negative charge on oxygen molecule and positive charge on hydrogen atoms due difference in electronegativity between hydrogen and oxygen atom.
Solubility product have unit of concentration.
Solubility product
For the given chemical equation
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