Calculating "Ksp" for Non-binary Compounds
Calculate solubility product constant using these steps that I will show you! If you think this process is a bit too difficult, you can always go to my YouTube shorts on binary compound Ksp, for example, NaCl. I think my explanations were pretty intuitive. What you want to do everytime you get this type of question with non-binary compounds is find the actual max concentration per liter, then use that gram quantity to find the molar quantity of that compound. Then divide by the total volume which should be a liter. Next, find the molarity of each element within the compound by multiplying by a said ratio of elements. After that, find the Ksp by multiplying the concentrations together, and consider exponents for the elements that have a different mole ratio.
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