Solubility product of a salt of AB is 1...

Solubility product of a salt of AB is `1 xx 10^(-8) M ^(2)` in a solution in which the concentration of `A^(+)` ions is `10^(-3)M`. The salt will precipitate when the concentration of `B^(-)` ions is kept

A

`10^(-4)M`

B

`10^(-7)M`

C

`10^(-6)M`

D

`10^(-5)M`

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