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values of ksp greater than 1.0 infer:
the solid phase is relat...
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Select all that apply.
values of ksp greater than 1.0 infer:
the solid phase is relatively insoluble.
the solid phase is relatively soluble.
the chemical reaction proceeds readily to the right.
the chemical reaction proceeds readily to the left.
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