Two students, Ryeo and Wookie, performed the solubility equilibrium experiment. In preparing the second trial at room temperature, Ryeo ran out of distilled water. He then used the stored distilled water from the refrigerator. On the other hand, Wookie was in a rush that he overtitrated his trial. What will happen to the results of their second trials? a. Both Ryeo and Wookie will obtain a higher calculated Kep. O b. Both Ryeo and Wookie will obtain a lower calculated Ksp. O c. Ryeo will obtain a higher calculated Ksp, but Wookie will still get an accurate value. O d. Ryeo will still get an accurate value, but Wookie will obtain a higher calculated Ksp.

Two students, Ryeo and Wookie, performed the solubility equilibrium experiment. In preparing the second trial at room temperature, Ryeo ran out of distilled water. He then used the stored distilled water from the refrigerator. On the other hand, Wookie was in a rush that he overtitrated his trial. What will happen to the results of their second trials? a. Both Ryeo and Wookie will obtain a higher calculated Kep. O b. Both Ryeo and Wookie will obtain a lower calculated Ksp. O c. Ryeo will obtain a higher calculated Ksp, but Wookie will still get an accurate value. O d. Ryeo will still get an accurate value, but Wookie will obtain a higher calculated Ksp.

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