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Transcribed Image Text:The correct definition of the Ksp is
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a. The product of the number of particles of the solution raised to the
coefficient
Cb. The product of the mole of ions in solution raised to the coefficient
c. Product of the concentration of the ions in the unsaturated solution
d. The product of the number of ions in the solution raised to the coefficient
Ce. The product of the concentration of the saturated solution ions is raised to the co
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