Experiment 5: Ionic Reactions in Aqueous Solutions In this experiment, a series of mixtures of observed to check for precipitation according to the solubility rules, some reaction with acids were observed, litmus test were done on some acids and bases, and neutralization of acid and base were check for heat evolved. Answer these questions according to this experiment. According to solubility rules, indicate each of the following compounds as soluble of insoluble. a) (NH₂PO4 [Select] b) MgCl₂ [Select] c) PbSO4 [Select] d) Cr(OH)₂ (Select] e) Ni(CIO) [Select]

Experiment 5: Ionic Reactions in Aqueous Solutions In this experiment, a series of mixtures of observed to check for precipitation according to the solubility rules, some reaction with acids were observed, litmus test were done on some acids and bases, and neutralization of acid and base were check for heat evolved. Answer these questions according to this experiment. According to solubility rules, indicate each of the following compounds as soluble of insoluble. a) (NH₂PO4 [Select] b) MgCl₂ [Select] c) PbSO4 [Select] d) Cr(OH)₂ (Select] e) Ni(CIO) [Select]

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