Nitrate salts are generally soluble, but as you have learned, nothing has infinite solubility. Barrium nitrate is one of the least soluble nitrate salts. Consider the following data: Ba2+(aq) ΔGf° = –561 kJ/mol NO3 – (aq) ΔGf° = –109 kJ/mol Ba(NO3)2(s) ΔGf° = –

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