QUESTION 1See PQ16 - 1e. Determine the solubility of cobalt (III) sulfide in water using the solubility rules:O insoluble, so its is Co253 (s)O insoluble, so its is Co253 (aq)soluble, so its is Co253 (s)soluble, so its is Co253 (aq)

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QUESTION 1 See PQ16 - 1e. Determine the solubility of cobalt (III) sulfide in water using the solubility rules: O insoluble, so its is Co253 (s) O insoluble, so its is Co253 (aq) soluble, so its is Co253 (s) soluble, so its is Co253 (aq)