Predicting Precipitation With Ksp Values

Now that we know about the solubility product, it's time to learn about some applications for this concept. First, we can use this to predict whether precipitation will occur in a particular solution, and take measures to cause or prevent precipitation, depending on the kind of chemistry we are interested in doing. Let's learn how to do this now!

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