question molar solubility....
I know it's the max number of moles of substance that can be dissolved before it starts precipitating out, but I'm bugging out over what the exact value of it is.
for instance given M(OH)2 the Ksp=4x^3
ksp= 36 then I plug in 36 and get 36/4=x^3 ...
so x=3.... is 3 the molar solubility for M(OH)2, as a molecule, or is it the molar solubility for only M (since x=[M])?? I watched some random videos online and they never specified, help.
I know it's the max number of moles of substance that can be dissolved before it starts precipitating out, but I'm bugging out over what the exact value of it is.
for instance given M(OH)2 the Ksp=4x^3
ksp= 36 then I plug in 36 and get 36/4=x^3 ...
so x=3.... is 3 the molar solubility for M(OH)2, as a molecule, or is it the molar solubility for only M (since x=[M])?? I watched some random videos online and they never specified, help.
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