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you have three flasks with 0.03 M Cl- , Br-   I- if you have titrated each...

you have three flasks with 0.03 M Cl- , Br-   I-

if you have titrated each solution with Cu+ what order with the equivalence points appear in the titration curves?

Ksp for CuI=1*10-12

Ksp for CuCl=1.9*10-7

Ksp for CuBr = 5 * 10-9

A. pCu+ (I-) < pCu+(Br-)<pCu+(Cl-)

B.pCu+ (Cl-) < pCu+(Br-)<pCu+(I-)

C.pCu+ (Br-) < pCu+(I-)<pCu+(Cl-)

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