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Group 1 Ions (alkali metals) and NH4^(+)
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Soluble
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How can I relate Solubility to Group 1 (alkali metals) and ammonium?
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Remember that I've got to clean the 1st floor with ammonia. (first floor = group 1)
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NO3^(-) and CH3COO^(-)
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Soluble
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How can I relate NO3^(-) and CH3COO^(-) to Solubility?
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Salad Trains Running Out of My Nose
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Salad =
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Solubility
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Trains =
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CH3COO^(-)
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Nose =
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NO3^(-)
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Group 17 ions (halides)
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Soluble Compounds
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How can I relate Group 17 compounds to Solubility?
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Soul Pure at age 17
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Soul =
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Solubility
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Pure =
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halo picture = halides
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Compounds formed from Ag^(+) are:
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insoluble
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Compounds formed from Cu^(+) are:
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insoluble
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Compounds formed from Hg2^(+2) are:
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insoluble
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Compounds formed from Pb^(+2) are:
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insoluble
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Compounds containing SO4^(-2) are:
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soluble
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BaSO4
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insoluble
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CaSO4
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insoluble
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Hg2SO4
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insoluble
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PbSO4
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insoluble
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SrSO4
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insoluble
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How can I remember the insoluble sulfates?
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Seniors Pub Hogs Bags of Candy
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Senior =
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Sr
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Pub =
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Pb
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Hogs =
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Hg
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Bags =
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Ba
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Candy =
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Ca
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All of the Cations to the insoluble sulfates have charge of
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(+2)
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Which cation of the insoluble sulfates has subscript 2?
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Hg2^(+2)
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Which alkaline earth hydroxides are soluble?
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Ba(OH)2…Ca(OH)2…Sr(OH)2
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How can I remember the soluble hydroxides?
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the opposite of the Senior Candy Bags
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All other compounds not mentioned in this list are
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insoluble
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The soluble hydroxides are in Group _____
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2
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Group 2 is called the _____ ______
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alkaline earth
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Name CH3COO^(-) and tell whether it is soluble or insoluble
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acetate…all its compounds are soluble
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Name NO3^(-) and tell whether it is soluble or insoluble
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nitrate…all its compounds are soluble
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