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chemistry

solubility rules

QuestionAnswer
Soluble or not? NO3- compounds always soluble
Soluble or not? C2H3O2- compounds always soluble
Soluble or not? Cl- compounds Usually soluble. Except when chloride Cl- combines with silver, mercury or lead. Ag+ Hg2^2+ and Pb2+
Soluble or not? silver chloride insoluble silver chloride
Soluble or not? Mercury(I) chloride insoluble mercury chloride
Soluble or not? lead(II) chloride insoluble lead chloride
Soluble or not? Bromide compounds Usually soluble. Except with silver, mercury and lead.
Soluble or not? Silver bromide Insoluble silver bromide
Soluble or not? Mercury(I) bromide Insoluble mercury bromide
Soluble or not? Lead(II) bromide Insoluble lead bromide
Soluble or not? Iodide compounds Usually soluble like chlorides and bromides except with silver, mercury or lead
Soluble or not? Sulfates SO4^2- Usually soluble. Except when sulfates are combined with strontium, barium, mercury or lead.
Soluble or not? Barium sulfate Insoluble.
Soluble or not? Mercury(II) sulfate Insoluble
Soluble or not? Lead(IV) sulfate Insoluble
Soluble or not? Sulfide compounds Usually insoluble. Except when combined with ammonium, alkali metal cations, calcium, strontium and barium
Soluble or not? BaS soluble
Soluble or not? Na2S soluble
Soluble or not? (NH4)2S soluble
Soluble or not? SrS soluble
Soluble or not? CaS soluble
Soluble or not? Carbonates CO3^2- Usually carbonates are insoluble. Except when combined with ammonia and alkali metal cations.
Soluble or not? (NH4)2CO3 soluble
Soluble or not? Na2CO3 soluble
Soluble or not? BaCO3 insoluble
Soluble or not? Phosphates PO4^3- Usually phosphates are insoluble. Except with ammonium ions and alkali metals.
Soluble or not? (NH4)3PO4 soluble
Na3P04 soluble
Soluble or not? Hydroxides usually insoluble. Except when hydroxides are combined with alkali metal cations, ammonium, calcium, strontium, barium
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