1. For each of the following compounds, list whether they are soluble or insoluble inwater and explain the solubility rule that tells you that. Use the solubility rules givenin the introduction of the lab.RUOYRuleCompoundSolubilityAl2O3NH4CICa(ОН)2Na2CO3AgFH93PO4 coulbonug9oiniheolni bouogmoOB QU llaa of wordSolubility Rules:Water Soluble CompoundsEXSube sCHcood)or etosiq1. Salts of ammonium (NH4*) and Group IA are always soluble.2. Salts containing nitrate (N03-), acetate (C2H3O2-), or chlorate (CIO3-) ions arealways soluble.enoiteo 1ol ooJ3. Salts of the halides are soluble with the following exception:a. Compound containing Ag*, Hg2*, Pb²*prirdolawJon er Es iolnolthe exception of:4. Salts containing the sulfate ion (SO42-) are solubleelgmsx3a. Compounds containing Ag*, Hg2*, Pb²+, Ca2*, Sr2*, or Ba2+Water Insoluble CompoundsJuloe ent!1. Salts of the carbonate (CO32-), phosphate (PO43-), chromate (CrO42-), or sulfides(S2-) ions are insoluble with the exception of compound containing group 1A orammonium cations.2. Salts containing the hydroxide ion (OH-) are insoluble with the exception ofcompounds containing group 1A, ammonium cations, or Ba2+.biupInot luo tneioliteoobelonSoluble means that it dissolves in water while insoluble means that it is not soluble inwater and will precipitate out of solution as a solid.(ps)sS

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1. For each of the following compounds, list whether they are soluble or insoluble in water and explain the solubility rule that tells you that. Use the solubility rules given in the introduction of the lab. Rule Compound Solubility Al2O3 NH4CI Ca(OH)2

1. For each of the following compounds, list whether they are soluble or insoluble in water and explain the solubility rule that tells you that. Use the solubility rules given in the introduction of the lab. Rule Compound Solubility Al2O3 NH4CI Ca(OH)2

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1. For each of the following compounds, list whether they are soluble or insoluble in
water and explain the solubility rule that tells you that. Use the solubility rules given
in the introduction of the lab.
RUOY
Rule
Compound
Solubility
Al2O3
NH4CI
Ca(ОН)2
Na2CO3
AgF
H93PO4

coulbonug9
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Solubility Rules:
Water Soluble Compounds
EXSube sCHcood)
or etosiq
1. Salts of ammonium (NH4*) and Group IA are always soluble.
2. Salts containing nitrate (N03-), acetate (C2H3O2-), or chlorate (CIO3-) ions are
always soluble.
enoiteo 1ol ooJ
3. Salts of the halides are soluble with the following exception:
a. Compound containing Ag*, Hg2*, Pb²*
prirdolaw
Jon er Es i
olnol
the exception of:
4. Salts containing the sulfate ion (SO42-) are soluble
elgmsx3
a. Compounds containing Ag*, Hg2*, Pb²+, Ca2*, Sr2*, or Ba2+
Water Insoluble Compounds
Juloe ent!
1. Salts of the carbonate (CO32-), phosphate (PO43-), chromate (CrO42-), or sulfides
(S2-) ions are insoluble with the exception of compound containing group 1A or
ammonium cations.
2. Salts containing the hydroxide ion (OH-) are insoluble with the exception of
compounds containing group 1A, ammonium cations, or Ba2+.
biup
Inot luo tneioliteoo
belon
Soluble means that it dissolves in water while insoluble means that it is not soluble in
water and will precipitate out of solution as a solid.
(ps)sS

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