The solubility–product constant for at 25 °C is

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Problem

The solubility–product constant for AgBrAgBr at 25 °C is Ksp=5.0×10−13K_{sp}=5.0\times10^{-13}. Calculate the molar solubility of AgBrAgBr in a solution that already contains 0.020 M  Br−0.020\,\text{M}\;Br^-. Report your answer in mol L−1^{-1} to two significant figures.

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