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Which of the following is most soluble?

`Bi_(2)S_(3)` `(K_(sp)=1times10^(-70))`
`MnS` `(K_(sp)=7times10^(-16))`
`Cus` `(K_(sp)=8times10^(-45))`
`Ag_(2)S` `(K_(sp)=6times10^(-51))`

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