**Question:**Based on the solubility rules, which of the following compounds is soluble in water?- a. FePO₄- b. BaSO₄- c. CaCO₃- d. Na₂SO₄**Explanation:**This question tests your understanding of common solubility rules in chemistry. Solubility rules help predict whether a compound will dissolve in water. Among the options, option **d. Na₂SO₄** (Sodium sulfate) is the compound that is soluble in water due to the general rule that most sodium (Na⁺) salts are soluble. The other compounds:- **FePO₄** (Iron(III) phosphate) is generally insoluble.- **BaSO₄** (Barium sulfate) is also generally insoluble.- **CaCO₃** (Calcium carbonate) is generally insoluble in water.

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