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Determine the solubility of silver chromate at 298 K given its `K_(sp)` value is `1.1xx10^(-12)`?

A

`6.5xx10^(-5)`

B

`2.4xx10^(-2)`

C

`3.6xx10^(-3)`

D

`8.9xx10^(-4)`

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