The solubility of $AgI$ in $NaI$ solution is less than that in pure water because
- A$AgI$ forms a complex with $NaI$
- BOf common ion effect
- CSolubility product of $AgI$ is less than that of $NaI$
- DThe temperature of the solution decreases
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