The molar solubility $(mol \ L^{-1})$ of a sparingly soluble salt $MX_4$ is $s$. The corresponding solubility product is $K_{sp}$. $s$ is given in terms of $K_{sp}$ by the relation:
- A$s = (256K_{sp})^{1/5}$
- B$s = (128K_{sp})^{1/4}$
- C$s = (K_{sp} / 128)^{1/4}$
- D$s = (K_{sp} / 256)^{1/5}$
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