AgCl is less soluble in NaCl (aq) than in water because

a) of a decrease in Na + ions.

b) AgCl forms complex ions with NaCl.

c) of a common ion effect.

d) NaCl has a higher solubility product.

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Frankie Abbott

Chemistry

3 May, 03:28

AgCl is less soluble in NaCl (aq) than in water because

a) of a decrease in Na + ions.

b) AgCl forms complex ions with NaCl.

c) of a common ion effect.

d) NaCl has a higher solubility product.

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Isabela Knox · Answer 1

C) as AgCl is insoluble in polar compounds, such as water, but is soluble in nonpolar solvents, while NaCl is soluble in polar compounds but not in nonpolar solvents

AgCl is less soluble in NaCl (aq) than in water becausea) of a decrease in Na + ions.b) AgCl forms complex ions with NaCl.c) of a common ion effect.d) NaCl has a higher solubility product.

AgCl is less soluble in NaCl (aq) than in water because

a) of a decrease in Na + ions.

b) AgCl forms complex ions with NaCl.

c) of a common ion effect.

d) NaCl has a higher solubility product.