I'm not quite finished with the numerator though at this point.
I have to add something to the Ksp expression to
accommodate for the three that's the coefficient.
To show that there were three times as many ammonium cations formed as there
were in the previous examples that had the sodium and the silver.
So what I am going to do then,
and this is the way that the convention was developed and it's a human construct,
is that three coefficient becomes an exponent here in the expression.
So if it were to be a two, then this would be ammonium ion concentration squared, but
since it's a three, it's the ammonium ion concentration cubed.
And that's just how people decided to do it.
These KSP values are a human construct.
I'm going to divide all that by the concentration of ammonium phosphate,