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How do you calculate Ksp from concentration?

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Aug 21, 2017

$K_{s} p = {[A^{+}]}^{m} {[B^{+}]}^{n}$ $K_sp = [A^+]^m [B^+]^n$

Explanation:

Solubility constant only deals with the products and it can be gotten from the concentration of the products..

It is given by the formula $\to K_{s} p = {[A^{+}]}^{m} {[B^{+}]}^{n}$ $-> K_sp = [A^+]^m [B^+]^n$

Where $K_{s} p = Solubility Constant$ $K_sp = "Solubility Constant"$

$\times \times [A^{+}] and [B^{+}] = Concentration of the products$ $color(white)(xxxx) [A^+] and [B^+] = "Concentration of the products"$

$\times \times n and m = stoichiometric coefficients$ $color(white)(xxxx) n and m = "stoichiometric coefficients"$

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