Solubility product is the product of concentrations ions present in a saturated solution. If Solublity of a substance is more, higher will be it's solubility product. It is possible to comparing the solublities of two substances by comparing their Solublity products.
Solublity products of given substances are in the following order. MgCO3> MgF2 >Ag2CO3>MnS.
Hence magnesium carbonate is more soluble than magnesium fluoride, silver carbonate and Manganese sulphide.
2) Solublity products of given substances are in the following order.
ZnCO3> BaCrO4>PbCO3>Fe2S3>Ca3(PO4)2.
Hence zinc carbonate is more soluble than barium chromate, lead carbonate, ferriF sulphide and calcium phosphate.
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