Classification (acid, base, salt, molecular, metal, etc.) Solubility in Water Strong Electrolyte? Predominant form substance exists as in an Formula aqueous system NaNO; Salt significant yes Na"(aq) + NO, (aq) CH;OH Molecular significant CH;OH(aq) no HCI Acid significant Yes Ca;(PO4)2 trace amounts Fe(C,H;O,); significant NaOH significant Mg(OH), trace amounts HNO, significant H,O N/A CO2 some what K,Cr,O, significant significant Ca(OH), significant PCI; significant Li,SO, significant HBRO significant HCIO4 significant BaSO4 trace amounts AGNO, significant trace amounts AgCl insoluble Ag HI significant RÜHCO, significant

Classification (acid, base, salt, molecular, metal, etc.) Solubility in Water Strong Electrolyte? Predominant form substance exists as in an Formula aqueous system NaNO; Salt significant yes Na"(aq) + NO, (aq) CH;OH Molecular significant CH;OH(aq) no HCI Acid significant Yes Ca;(PO4)2 trace amounts Fe(C,H;O,); significant NaOH significant Mg(OH), trace amounts HNO, significant H,O N/A CO2 some what K,Cr,O, significant significant Ca(OH), significant PCI; significant Li,SO, significant HBRO significant HCIO4 significant BaSO4 trace amounts AGNO, significant trace amounts AgCl insoluble Ag HI significant RÜHCO, significant

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