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PbCl2 has a Ksp 1.7x10-5. Show by calculation whether a solution having [Pb2+]= 0.0010M and [Cl-]=...

PbCl2 has a Ksp 1.7x10-5. Show by calculation whether a solution having [Pb2+]= 0.0010M and [Cl-]= 0.010M would be expected to give a precipitate.

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