Consider solving for the molar solubility of a 3:1 electrolyte such as Ag3PO4 . Ag3PO4 (s)
3 Ag 1+ (aq) + PO4 3 - (aq)
After constructing an ICE table and writing a solubility constant expression for this process, what solubility product expression listed below would be suitable for solving for x which could then be related to the equilibrium concentrations of Ag 1+ and PO4 3 - ion concentrations and through stoichiometry can be related to the solubility of Ag 3 PO4 in water?
A) K sp = 3x3
B) K sp = 27x3
C) K sp = x4
D) K sp = 3x4
E) K sp = 27x4
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