Reconciling Solubility Product vs Ksp?

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Hi,
I seem to have seen these during some q's. I just want to make sure that the Solubility Product/Qsp, is the same thing as Molar Solubility, right?

The Keq, KA, are the constants after the disassociation of the reaction and it has come to equilibrium, correct?

This was always a weird iffy area for me in Chem along with the thermodynamics of a container when you put pressure on it and what changes :(

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I just want to make sure that the Solubility Product/Qsp, is the same thing as Molar Solubility, right?

That is not correct. Solubility product, Ksp, is an equilibrium constant. Molar solubility is the actual amount of a substance which dissolves (mol/L) and can be calculated given Ksp and the solubility product equilibrium expression.

The Keq, KA, are the constants after the disassociation of the reaction and it has come to equilibrium, correct?

Yes.
 
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