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The solubility of a salt increases if the salt can form a complex ion with other species in the solution. If true write 1, else write 0.

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The solubility of a salt increases if the salt can form a complex ion with other species in the solution.

For example, HgI2 forms soluble complex with KI
2KI+HgI2K2HgI4

So solubility of HgI2 in water increases in presence of KI.

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