Task: Enter into the middle table column the listed below compounds, according to their category of solubility in underground waters (conditions of distilled water at one atmosphere and a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius): CaCO3, CaSO4, CaCl2, MGSO1, MgCl2, NazCO3, NazSO4, NaCl, K2SO4, KCI, SrCO3, SrSO4, ZNCO3, Fe(OH)2, native metals, silicates, sulfides (except for alkali metals). Degree of solubility Compound Solubility Highly soluble (>2 g/ dm³) > 100 irides (exceptroralkall metals) Sparsely soluble (2-0,1 g/ dm) Caso4, Caciz. 2,0 0,11 Mgso4, MgCR. Naci, KZSOL KCI, Hardly soluble (0,1-0,0001 g/ dm) CaCO3, CaC12, MgSO4, 0,007 - 0,004 MasR NacI, K2SO4, KOISGO3, SrSO4,, Fe(OH) Zmatvemetals, sulfides ......... (except for alkali metals). |Virtually insoluble

Task: Enter into the middle table column the listed below compounds, according to their category of solubility in underground waters (conditions of distilled water at one atmosphere and a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius): CaCO3, CaSO4, CaCl2, MGSO1, MgCl2, NazCO3, NazSO4, NaCl, K2SO4, KCI, SrCO3, SrSO4, ZNCO3, Fe(OH)2, native metals, silicates, sulfides (except for alkali metals). Degree of solubility Compound Solubility Highly soluble (>2 g/ dm³) > 100 irides (exceptroralkall metals) Sparsely soluble (2-0,1 g/ dm) Caso4, Caciz. 2,0 0,11 Mgso4, MgCR. Naci, KZSOL KCI, Hardly soluble (0,1-0,0001 g/ dm) CaCO3, CaC12, MgSO4, 0,007 - 0,004 MasR NacI, K2SO4, KOISGO3, SrSO4,, Fe(OH) Zmatvemetals, sulfides ......... (except for alkali metals). |Virtually insoluble

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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