With reference to the Solubility Rule for Common ionic compounds in water, suggest one method by which you might separate: (a) K+ from Ag+, (b) Ba2+ from Pb2+,(c) NH4+ from Ca2+,(d) Ba2+ from Cu2+.NB: I have attached a table of the solubility rules to this question as an image (an attachment below). Please open that and don't reject the question as being incomplete. Take a look at the attachment please!!!! Thanks. Table 4.2 Solubility Rules for Common lonic Compounds in Water at 25°CInsoluble ExceptionsSoluble CompoundsCompounds containing alkali metalions (Li*, Na, K, Rb, Cs) andthe ammonium ion (NH)Nitrates (NO3), acetates (CH3COO ),bicarbonates (HCO3), chlorates(CIO3), and perchlorates (CIO4)Halides of Ag, Hg, and Pb2Sulfates of Ag, Ca2, Sr2, Ba, Hg, and PbHalides (Cl", Br", I)Sulfates (SO)Insoluble CompoundsSoluble ExceptionsCarbonates (CO), phosphates(PO), chromates (CrO),sulfides (S2)Compounds containing alkali metal ionsand the ammonium ionHydroxides (OH)Compounds containing alkali metal ionsand the Ba ion2+

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With reference to the Solubility Rule for Common ionic compounds in water, suggest one method by which you might separate:
(a) K+ from Ag+,
(b) Ba2+ from Pb2+,
(c) NH4+ from Ca2+,
(d) Ba2+ from Cu2+.

NB: I have attached a table of the solubility rules to this question as an image (an attachment below). Please open that and don't reject the question as being incomplete. Take a look at the attachment please!!!! Thanks.

Table 4.2 Solubility Rules for Common lonic Compounds in Water at 25°C
Insoluble Exceptions
Soluble Compounds
Compounds containing alkali metal
ions (Li*, Na, K, Rb, Cs) and
the ammonium ion (NH)
Nitrates (NO3), acetates (CH3COO ),
bicarbonates (HCO3), chlorates
(CIO3), and perchlorates (CIO4)
Halides of Ag, Hg, and Pb2
Sulfates of Ag, Ca2, Sr2, Ba, Hg, and Pb
Halides (Cl", Br", I)
Sulfates (SO)
Insoluble Compounds
Soluble Exceptions
Carbonates (CO), phosphates
(PO), chromates (CrO),
sulfides (S2)
Compounds containing alkali metal ions
and the ammonium ion
Hydroxides (OH)
Compounds containing alkali metal ions
and the Ba ion
2+

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