Please explain Which compound or compounds inthe following groups is (are) expectedto be insoluble in water:Ag2S, AgCl, and Ag₂CO3Soluble lonic CompoundslonLi+, Na+, K+1, NH4+11NO3-¹, CH³CO₂-¹CI-1, F-¹1, Br¹, 1-1SO4-1S-2CO3-1PO4-3OH-1ExceptionsNoneNoneCompounds with Ag+1, Hg2+2, orPb+2Compounds with Sr+2, Ba+2,Hg₂+2, or Pb+2Compounds with NH4+1, alkalimetal cations, Sr+2, Ba+2, or Ca+2Compounds with NH4+1, alkalimetal cationsCompounds with NH4+1, alkalimetal cationsCompounds with NH4+1, alkalimetal cations, Sr+2, Ba+2, or Ca+2

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Which compound or compounds in
the following groups is (are) expected
to be insoluble in water:
Ag2S, AgCl, and Ag₂CO3
Soluble lonic Compounds
lon
Li+, Na+, K+1, NH4+1
1
NO3-¹, CH³CO₂-¹
CI-1, F-¹1, Br¹, 1-1
SO4-1
S-2
CO3-1
PO4-3
OH-1
Exceptions
None
None
Compounds with Ag+1, Hg2+2, or
Pb+2
Compounds with Sr+2, Ba+2,
Hg₂+2, or Pb+2
Compounds with NH4+1, alkali
metal cations, Sr+2, Ba+2, or Ca+2
Compounds with NH4+1, alkali
metal cations
Compounds with NH4+1, alkali
metal cations
Compounds with NH4+1, alkali
metal cations, Sr+2, Ba+2, or Ca+2

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