Identify all of the compounds listed below that are considered to generally dissolve completely in water (i.e., are soluble). Hint: A generally soluble compound will typically be absent from a table of solubility product constants. Sodium hydroxide Lithium carbonate Lithium nitrate Ammonium bromide Potassium iodide Sodium chloride Strontium carbonate Barium sulfate Lead sulfate Silver chloride

Identify all of the compounds listed below that are considered to generally dissolve completely in water (i.e., are soluble). Hint: A generally soluble compound will typically be absent from a table of solubility product constants. Sodium hydroxide Lithium carbonate Lithium nitrate Ammonium bromide Potassium iodide Sodium chloride Strontium carbonate Barium sulfate Lead sulfate Silver chloride

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