What would happen to the silver ion and chloride ion concentrations if solid sodium chloride was added to a saturated solution of aqueous silver chloride?
A) [Ag+] would not change, and [Cl-] would increase.
B) [Ag+] would increase, and [Cl-] would decrease.
C) Both [Ag+] and [Cl-] would not change because the solution is saturated.
D) [Ag+] would decrease, and [Cl-] would increase.
E) Both [Ag+] and [Cl-] would decrease.
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