Cis soluble in water and in nitric acid HNO3. It does not give a precipitate with Ba(NO3)2 solution but gives a precipitate with AgNO3 solution and the precipitate is not soluble in any strong acid. When solid C is heated, white smoke is observed. CSOLUBILITY RULESSolubilities of ionic substances in water:1) All salts of Na*, K*, NH4+ are soluble in water.2)All salts of NO;, CH;CO0- (C2H302) are soluble in water.3) All salts of Clr, Br, I are soluble in water (except Agt, Pb2-, Hg,2+)4)All salts of SO,2- are soluble in water ( except Ba2+, Pb2-, Sr2+)so,2- of Ca2+, Ag*, Hg22- are slightly soluble in water.5) All salts of CO;2, PO- are insoluble in water (except Na*, K*, NH4*)6) All salts of S2- are insoluble in water ( except Na*, K*, NH, Ba2+ Ca2+, Mg2+, Sr2-)7) All salts of 02-, OH- are insoluble in water ( except Na", K*, NH4*, (Ba2-))OH of Ca2+, Sr2-, (Ba2+) are slightly soluble in waterOH of Mg?- is very very slightly solublewaterSTRONG ACIDSSTRONG BASESHCILIOHHBrNaOHHIКонHCIO4R6OHHNO:CSOHH2SO4Mg(OH) 2Ca(OH) 2Sr(OH) 2Ba(ОН) 2O a. NazSO4 (sodiumsulfate)O b. NH,CI (ammoniumchloride)O c. C12H22011 (sugar)O d. NazB4O7.10 H20 (borax)

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Cis soluble in water and in nitric acid HNO3. It does not give a precipitate with Ba(NO3)2 solution but gives a precipitate with AGNO; solution and the precipitate is not soluble in any strong acid. When solid C is heated, white smoke is observed. C IS

Cis soluble in water and in nitric acid HNO3. It does not give a precipitate with Ba(NO3)2 solution but gives a precipitate with AGNO; solution and the precipitate is not soluble in any strong acid. When solid C is heated, white smoke is observed. C IS

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