Suppression of the Solubility of One Ion by the Addition

question 85

Multiple Choice

Suppression of the solubility of one ion by the addition of the counter-ion in its insoluble salt is known as the ________

• A)ionic suppression effect.
• B)counter-ion effect.
• C)common-ion effect.
• D)excession effect.
• E)supersaturation effect.

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