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Define solubility product of a salt.

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Solubility product of a salt at a given temperature is defined as, the product of molar concentration of ions in its saturated solution, raised to power equal to the number of ions formed in equation for solubility equilibrium."
Differences between solubility product and ionic product are as follows :
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