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21 Cards in this Set
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Salts of which anion are ALWAYS soluble? |
Nitrate |
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Comment on the solubility of nitrate salts with exceptions if any. |
Always soluble. No exceptions. |
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Name 2 anions whose most salts are soluble. |
Chloride and sulphate |
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Comment on solubility of chloride salts with exceptions if any. |
Most salts are soluble. Except AgCl and PbCl2 |
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Comment on the solubility of sulphate salts with exceptions if any. |
Most salts are soluble except BaSO4, PbSO4, CaSO4 |
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Name 3 cations whose salts are ALWAYS soluble |
Sodium, potassium, and ammonium ions |
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Comment on the solubility of sodium ions |
All its salts are soluble |
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Comment on the solubility of potassium salts |
All its salts are soluble |
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Comment on the solubility of ammonium salts |
All its salts are soluble |
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Name an anion whose most compounds are insoluble with exceptions if any. |
Carbonate. Except Na2CO3, K2CO3, NH4CO3. |
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Comment on solubility of carbonate compounds |
Most of them are insoluble |
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Which carbonate salts are soluble? |
Only sodium, pottasium, and ammounium carbonates. |
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Name a cation whose sulphate and chloride salts are BOTH insoluble. |
Lead 2+ ion. |
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Is lead sulphate soluble? |
No. |
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Is lead chloride soluble? |
No |
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Is silver sulphate soluble? |
Yes |
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Is silver chloride soluble? |
No |
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Is CaSO4 soluble? |
No |
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Is CaCl2 soluble? |
Yes |
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Is BaCl2 soluble? |
Yes |
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Is BaSO4 soluble? |
No |
