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Calculate the solubility of `A_(2)X_(3)` is pure water, assuming that neither kind of ion racts with water. The solubility product of `A_(2)X_(3),K_(sp)=1.1xx10^(-23)`

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`{:(A_2X_3,hArr,2A^(+3),+3X^(-2)),(1,"",0,0),(1-s,"",2s,3s):}`
`K_(sp)=[A^(+3)]^2[X^(-2)]^3`
`(2s)^2xx(3s)^3`
`=4s^2xx27s^3`
`=108s^5=1.1xx10^(-23)`
`s=((K_(sp))/(108))^(1//5)=((1.1xx10^(-23))/(108))^(1//5) =10^(-5) mol L^(-1)`
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