Molar solubility

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Hey, i have a problem with problem #74 Gchme in destroyer. i don't understand their solution and what they mean my molar solubility. can anyone help?
 
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Like the solution says, Ksp(solubility product constant) only changes with temperature. Molar solubility is decreasing because the PbI2 solution is already saturated. Meaning there's already I- in solution. If you add more I-, the solubility won't be as great since there's already I- in solution.
 
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