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Why only `As^(+3)` gets precipitated as `As_(2) S_(3)` and not `Zn^(2+)` as ZnS when `H_(2)`S is passed through an acidic solution containing `As^(+1) and Zn^(+2)`?

A

Solubility product of `As_2S_3` is less than that of Zns

B

Enough `As^(+3) ` are present in acidic medium

C

Zinc salt does not ionise in acidic medium

D

Solubility product change in presence of an acid.

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The correct Answer is:
A

Because IP of `As_2S_3 gt ` KsP but not for ZnS as `[S^(2-) ] ` is less
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