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Published on: August 13, 2026
Which of the following sparingly soluble salts is most soluble in water, assuming all to have same K sp values ?
A
AB (ionising into A + & B – )
B
CD 2 (ionising into C 2+ & D – )
C
E 2 F 2 (ionising into 
& F – )
& F – )
D
GH 3 (ionising into G 3+ & H – )
Text Solution
Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
D
For sparingly soluble salts having same K sp values, the one producing maximum number of ions per formula-unit will be most soluble.
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