This property's constant, Ksp [K-S-P], is the product of the concentrations of ions, though the common ion effect tends to decrease this property for precipitates. This property typically increases as temperature increases fo
This property's constant, Ksp [K-S-P], is the product of the concentrations of ions, though the common ion effect tends to decrease this property for precipitates. This property typically increases as temperature increases for (*) solids in liquids, and while silver chloride doesn't have this property in water, a system of rules explain why most other chlorides do. For 10 points, name this property, the ability of one compound to dissolve in another.
This property's constant, Ksp [K-S-P], is the product of the concentrations of ions, though the common ion effect tends to decrease this property for precipitates.
solubility (accept word forms like soluble; prompt on "miscibility" or word forms)