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The values of K(sp) for two sparingly so...

The values of `K_(sp)` for two sparingly soluble salts `Ni(OH)_2` and AgCn are `2xx10^-5` and `6xx10^-17` respectively. Calcualte their solubilities and identify the salt which is more soluble.

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