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A soluble ionic species,SX,is dissolved in water.An excess of slightly soluble solid,MX,is added to the solution.Which of the boxes below represents MX in equilibrium with M+ (squares) and X− (circles) in the presence of SX?


A) A soluble ionic species,SX,is dissolved in water.An excess of slightly soluble solid,MX,is added to the solution.Which of the boxes below represents MX in equilibrium with M<sup>+</sup> (squares) and X− (circles) in the presence of SX? A) B) C) D) E)
B) A soluble ionic species,SX,is dissolved in water.An excess of slightly soluble solid,MX,is added to the solution.Which of the boxes below represents MX in equilibrium with M<sup>+</sup> (squares) and X− (circles) in the presence of SX? A) B) C) D) E)
C) A soluble ionic species,SX,is dissolved in water.An excess of slightly soluble solid,MX,is added to the solution.Which of the boxes below represents MX in equilibrium with M<sup>+</sup> (squares) and X− (circles) in the presence of SX? A) B) C) D) E)
D) A soluble ionic species,SX,is dissolved in water.An excess of slightly soluble solid,MX,is added to the solution.Which of the boxes below represents MX in equilibrium with M<sup>+</sup> (squares) and X− (circles) in the presence of SX? A) B) C) D) E)
E) A soluble ionic species,SX,is dissolved in water.An excess of slightly soluble solid,MX,is added to the solution.Which of the boxes below represents MX in equilibrium with M<sup>+</sup> (squares) and X− (circles) in the presence of SX? A) B) C) D) E)

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