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What would happen to the molar solubility of a solid ionic compound if a secondary reaction removed one of the product ions? Fully explain either
What would happen to the molar solubility of a solid ionic compound if a secondary reaction removed one of the product ions? Fully explain either a mathematical or a conceptual explanation is fine.
E.g. AD(s) D A+(aq) + D-(aq) A+(aq) + E2-(aq) AE-(aq)
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General Chemistry
Authors: Darrell Ebbing, Steven D. Gammon
9th edition
ISBN: 978-0618857487, 618857486, 143904399X , 978-1439043998
