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What does the term ([H⁺] + Ka)/Ka represent in the solubility formula S = {Ksp([H⁺] + Ka)/Ka}¹/²?
A. The activity coefficient
B. The cation hydration energy
C. The lattice enthalpy
D. A factor that quantifies the extent of anion protonation
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