1
Q
Which compounds are always soluble?
A
All nitrates
All G1 salts
All ammonia salts
2
Q
Which compounds are usually soluble?
A
Chlorides bromides and iodides
except Ag+ and Pb2+
Sulfates
except barium
3
Q
What are usually insoluble?
A
Carbonates except G1 and ammonia
Hydroxides except G1
Oxides
Silver
AS Chem y1
flashcards
Decks in class (34)
# Cards
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Solubility rules3
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General eqautions10
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Common ions29
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1 - Atomic structure and periodic table47
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2.1.1 [Metallic bonding]6
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2.1.2 [Ionic bonding]11
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2.1.3 [Covalent bonding]7
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2.1.4 [Electronegativity and bond polarity]11
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2.2.1 [Bonding in discrete molecules]4
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2.2.2 [Dative covalent bonds]3
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2.2.3 [Shapes of molecules]13
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2.2.4 [Non polar and polar molecules]9
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2.2.5 [Intermolecular interactions]9
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2.2.6 [Intermolecular Interactions and physical properties13
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2.3.1 [Solid lattices]13
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2.3.2 [Structure and properties]6
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3.1 - Electron loss and gain7
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3.2 [Oxidising and reducing agent]7
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4.1 [Group 2]41
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4.2 [Group 7]36
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5.1 [Empirical, Molecular Formula and Ideal gas equation]12
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5.2 [Calculations using moles and the Avogadro's constant]14
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5.3 [Concentrations of solutions, Preparing a standard solution and titration]31
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5.4 [Mistakes, errors, Accuracy and precision. Measurement uncertainty Percentage measurement uncertainty]10
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5.5 [ Yield of reaction. Atom economy]7
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6.1 [Introduction to organic chemistry]26
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6.2 [Hydrocarbons]66
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6.3 [Halogenalkanes]21
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6.4 [Alcohols]30
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7 [Modern analytical techniques]18
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8.1 [Heat energy and enthalpy]28
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8.2 [Bond enthalpy]4
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9 [Kinetics]22
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10 [Equilibrium]25
