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Raising the concentration of one ion of a saturated salt solution causes:
AKsp to drop to zero
Bsome salt to precipitate
CKsp to double at once
Dmore salt to dissolve
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. some salt to precipitate
The extra ion combines with its opposite ion and the salt precipitates until Qsp returns to Ksp.
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