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Zoey Brown
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Homework Statement
I have found, through experimentation, the ksp of calcium hydroxide to be 3.0 x10^-7 (which i know has a pretty large percent error). However, i am conflicted as to what the units should be because logically, plugging the units into the ksp equation should give you units of M^3 (ksp= [ca][oh-]^2. However, after research online, i found that ksp doesn't have units. Why does Ksp have no units if it is seemingly so easy to calulate it?
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The Attempt at a Solution
One idea i was thinking about was that the ksp units are unique to each equation which may be why they are omitted?