14Which of the following compounds would you expect to be soluble in water?I. AgNO3II. AgClIII. AgCIO4IV. PBSO4None of them are solubleAll of them are solubleO IV onlyO I and II onlyOI and IIIOl and IV

Correct option is ( e) I and III because both are ionic in nature and hydration energy of solvation…

Which of the following compounds would you expect to be soluble in water? I. AgNO3 II. AgCl II. AgCIO4 IV. PBSO4 O None of them are soluble O All of them are soluble O IV only O I and II only O I and III Ol and IV

Which of the following compounds would you expect to be soluble in water? I. AgNO3 II. AgCl II. AgCIO4 IV. PBSO4 O None of them are soluble O All of them are soluble O IV only O I and II only O I and III Ol and IV

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