Solubility (in molarity) of sparingly soluble salts MX, MX₂ and MX₃ in water are same.order

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6-2.Equilibrium-II (Ionic Equilibrium)

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Solubility (in molarity) of sparingly soluble salts $MX, MX_2$ and $MX_3$ in water are same.The order of $K_{sp}$ of $MX,\,\, MX_2$ and $MX_3$ is

A

$K_{sp}(MX) = K_{sp}(MX_2) = K_{sp}(MX_3)$

B

$K_{sp}(MX) < K_{sp}(MX_2) < K_{sp}(MX_3)$

C

$K_{sp}(MX) = \frac{1}{2}K_{sp}(MX_2) = \frac{1}{3}K_{sp}(MX_3)$

D

$K_{sp}(MX) > K_{sp}(MX_2) > K_{sp}(MX_3)$

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Standard 11

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