Posted by Anon on Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 11:18pm.
Calculate Qsp for each salt and compare with Ksp.
For example, Qsp for AgCl = (5E-5)(5E-5) = 25E-10 = 2.5E-9.
Ksp = 1.77E-10 which is SMALLER than Qsp so AgCl will ppt. Remember the Ksp can't be exceeded. It the ion product IS exceeded, a ppt occurs.
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