Complete each word equation, write formulas, include (s) for precipitates, and balance the reaction. Use the Solubility table to determine if a reaction occurs. Write NR if there is no reaction. Use the WIRISeitortoappropriately represent formulas and symbols.Solubility RulesGenerally soluble compounds with:1. Li", Na", K*, NH,* (ALWAYS!)2. acetate ion (C,H;O2)3. nitrate ion (NO; )4. halide ions (X): Cl, Br, and IBUT AgX, HgX2, and PbX2are all insolubleGenerally insoluble compounds with:6. carbonate ion (CO3)7. chromate ion (CrO,“)8. phosphate ion (PO,')9. sulfide ion, BUT CaS, SrS, andBaS are all soluble10. hydroxide ion, BUT Ca(OH)2,Sr(OH)2, and Ba(OH)2 are soluble5. sulfate ion (SO, ), BUT CaSO4, SrSO4,BaSO4, Ag,SO4, PbSO, are all insoluble 8. copper (II) bromide + aluminum chloride9. aluminum sulfate + potassium hydroxide10. calcium chloride + sodium carbonate

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8. copper (II) bromide + aluminum chloride 9. aluminum sulfate + potassium hydroxide 10. calcium chloride + sodium carbonate

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Complete each word equation, write formulas, include (s) for precipitates, and balance the reaction. Use the Solubility table to determine if a reaction occurs. Write NR if there is no reaction. Use the WIRISeitorto
appropriately represent formulas and symbols.
Solubility Rules
Generally soluble compounds with:
1. Li", Na", K*, NH,* (ALWAYS!)
2. acetate ion (C,H;O2)
3. nitrate ion (NO; )
4. halide ions (X): Cl, Br, and I
BUT AgX, HgX2, and PbX2
are all insoluble
Generally insoluble compounds with:
6. carbonate ion (CO3)
7. chromate ion (CrO,“)
8. phosphate ion (PO,')
9. sulfide ion, BUT CaS, SrS, and
BaS are all soluble
10. hydroxide ion, BUT Ca(OH)2,
Sr(OH)2, and Ba(OH)2 are soluble
5. sulfate ion (SO, ), BUT CaSO4, SrSO4,
BaSO4, Ag,SO4, PbSO, are all insoluble

8. copper (II) bromide + aluminum chloride
9. aluminum sulfate + potassium hydroxide
10. calcium chloride + sodium carbonate

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