Solubility Rules Flashcards by Rebecca Beckler

Q

Group 1 metal cations

A

Soluble

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Nitrate (NO3-)

A

Soluble

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perchlorate (ClO4-)

A

Soluble

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acetate (C2H3O-)

A

Soluble

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ammonium (NH4-)

A

Soluble

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Silver (Ag+)

A

Insoluble

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Sulfide (S2-2)

A

Insoluble

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Hydroxide (OH-)

A

Insoluble

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Carbonate (CO3-2)

A

Insoluble

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Phosphate (PO4-3)

A

Insoluble

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dimurcury (Hg2+2)

A

Insoluble

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Lead (Pb+2)

A

Insoluble

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Q

What happens if you have soluble ion paired with an insoluble ion?

A

Solubles generally trump the insolubles

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subscript for soluble?

A

AQ=soluble=aqueous

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subscript for insoluble?

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S=insoluble=solid

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