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    Table of Solubility Product Constants (K at 25 C)

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    The document lists the solubility product constants (Ksp) at 25 degrees Celsius for various inorganic compounds organized by type. It provides the Ksp values for compounds including bromides, carbonates, chlorides, chromates, cyanides, fluorides, hydroxides, iodides, oxalates, phosphates, sulfates, sulfides and sulfites. The Ksp values given indicate the solubility and precipitation equilibrium of each compound in water, with lower values meaning the compound is less soluble and more likely to precipitate out of solution.

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    Table of Solubility Product Constants (Ksp at 25o C)

    Bromides

    Carbonates

    Chlorides

    Chromates

    Cyanides

    AgCN

    1.2 x 10

    -16

    Zn(CN)2

    8.0 x 10

    -12

    BaF2

    1.7 x 10

    -6

    -9

    CaF2

    3.9 x 10

    -11

    8.0 x 10

    -13

    PbF2

    3.7 x 10

    -8

    CuCO3

    2.5 x 10

    -10

    MgF2

    6.4 x 10

    -9

    FeCO3

    3.5 x 10

    -11

    AgOH

    2.0 x 10

    -8

    PbCO3

    1.5 x 10

    -13

    Al(OH)3

    1.9 x 10

    -33

    MgCO3

    4.0 x 10

    -5

    Ca(OH)2

    7.9 x 10

    -6

    MnCO3

    1.8 x 10

    -11

    Cr(OH)3

    6.7 x 10

    -31

    NiCO3

    6.6 x 10

    -9

    Co(OH)2

    2.5 x 10

    -16

    Ag2CO3

    8.1 x 10

    -12

    Cu(OH)2

    1.6 x 10

    -19

    ZnCO3

    1.5 x 10

    -11

    Fe(OH)2

    7.9 x 10

    -15

    PbCl2

    1.7 x 10

    -5

    Fe(OH)3

    6.3 x 10

    -38

    AgCl

    2.5 x 10

    -10

    Pb(OH)2

    2.8 x 10

    -16

    BaCrO4

    2.0 x 10

    -10

    Mg(OH)2

    1.5 x 10

    -11

    CaCrO4

    7.1 x 10

    -4

    Mn(OH)2

    4.6 x 10

    -14

    PbCrO4

    1.8 x 10

    -14

    Ni(OH)2

    2.8 x 10

    -16

    Ag2CrO4

    9.0 x 10

    -12

    Zn(OH)2

    4.5 x 10

    -17

    Ni(CN)2

    3.0 x 10

    -23

    PbI2

    8.7 x 10

    -9

    -6

    PbBr2

    6.3 x 10

    AgBr

    3.3 x 10

    BaCO3

    8.1 x 10

    -9

    CaCO3

    3.8 x 10

    CoCO3

    -13

    Fluorides

    Hydroxides

    Iodides

    Oxalates

    Phosphates

    Sulfates

    Sulfides

    AgI

    1.5 x 10

    -16

    PbS

    3.2 x 10

    -28

    BaC2O4

    1.1 x 10

    -7

    MnS

    5.1 x 10

    -15

    CaC2O4

    2.3 x 10

    -9

    NiS

    3.0 x 10

    -21

    MgC2O4

    8.6 x 10

    -5

    Ag2S

    1.0 x 10

    -49

    AlP04

    1.3 x 10

    -20

    ZnS

    2.0 x 10

    -25

    Ba3(P04)2

    1.3 x 10

    -29

    BaS03

    8.0 x 10

    -7

    Ca3(P04)2

    1.0 x 10

    -25

    CaS03

    1.3 x 10

    -8

    CrP04

    2.4 x 10

    -23

    Ag2S03

    1.5 x 10

    -14

    Pb3(P04)2

    3.0 x 10

    -44

    Ag3P04

    1.3 x 10

    -20

    Zn3(P04)2

    9.1 x 10

    -33

    BaS04

    1.1 x 10

    -10

    CaS04

    2.4 x 10

    -5

    PbS04

    1.8 x 10

    -8

    Ag2S04

    1.7 x 10

    -5

    CaS

    8 x 10

    CoS

    5.9 x 10

    -21

    CuS

    7.9 x 10

    -37

    FeS

    4.9 x 10

    -18

    Fe2S3

    1.4 x 10

    -88

    -6

    Sulfites

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