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The addition of KCl to AgCl decreases th...

The addition of `KCl` to `AgCl` decreases the solubility of `AgCl`, because

A

`K_(sp)` AgCl decreases

B

`K_(sp)` of AgCl increases

C

Solution becomes unsaturated

D

Ionic product exceeds the `K_(sp)` value

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D
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