Soluble and insoluble salts Flashcards by Tobey H | Brainscape

Q

Sodium salts
(e.g. hydroxide and carbonate)

A

soluble

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potassium salts
(e.g. hydroxide and carbonate)

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soluble

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ammonium salts
(e.g. hydroxide and carbonate)

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soluble

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nitrates

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soluble

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lead chloride

A

insoluble

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silver chloride

A

insoluble

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chlorides

A

soluble, except a few

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barium sulfate

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insoluble

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calcium sulfate

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insoluble

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lead sulfate

A

insoluble

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sulfates

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soluble, except a few

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carbonates

A

insoluble

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Q

what sulfates are insoluble?

A

PbBaCa
Lead, Barium, Calcium

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What chlorides are insoluble

A

PbAg
Silver and lead

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what salts are always soluble?

A

Ammonium, potassium and sodium salts

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