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Question about the concept of solubility?

budsworth

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12 years ago

Question about the concept of solubility?

why must one carefully distinguish the Ksp constant from the broad concept of solubility?

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TomK

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12 years ago

Ksp is simply the equilibrium constant K applied to solubility problems, but has nothing to do with the concept of solubility itself.
Besides, solubility can be used in many occasions and sciences, Ksp is chemistry specific.

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