33. Consider the reaction:CuS Cu2+ + S2-The presence of common ion shifts the reaction[Select]the product side resulting in a/an[Select]in the solubility of the ionic solid.*Previous 34. Which of the following statements is/are TRUE considering thereaction below?NICO, = Ni2+ + CO,2-1. Dissolving NICO, in a 0.001 M HCI solution will increase itssolubilityII. Dissolving NICO, in a 0.001 M Ni(NOs2 solution will increase itssolubility.O lonly.O Il only.O Both I and II.

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33. Consider the reaction:
CuS Cu2+ + S2-
The presence of common ion shifts the reaction
[Select]
the product side resulting in a/an
[Select]
in the solubility of the ionic solid.
*Previous

34. Which of the following statements is/are TRUE considering the
reaction below?
NICO, = Ni2+ + CO,2-
1. Dissolving NICO, in a 0.001 M HCI solution will increase its
solubility
II. Dissolving NICO, in a 0.001 M Ni(NOs2 solution will increase its
solubility.
O lonly.
O Il only.
O Both I and II.

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