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. 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)