For a sparingly soluble salt $A_pB_q$,what is the relationship between its solubility $(S)$ and solubility product $(K_{sp})$?

  • A
    $K_{sp} = S^{p+q} p^p q^q$
  • B
    $K_{sp} = S^{p+q} p^q q^p$
  • C
    $K_{sp} = S^{pq} p^p q^q$
  • D
    $K_{sp} = S^{pq} (p \cdot q)^{p+q}$

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