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(AHL) Environmental impact - heavy metals

Your students will need will to take some care when using solubility products. Consider the following values (at 298 K) which are obtained from the table given in Section 32 of the 2016 data book[1]. An obvious question might be; Which one of the above salts has the lowest solubility in water at 298 K? Looking at the values for solubility products the answer might appear to be cadmium(II) hydroxide as its Ksp value...

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