Solubility RulesSolubleExceptionsAlkali metalsAmmoniumNitrateAcetateChloridePb2, Hg2", Ag*BromideFluorine, Pb2, Pb**, Hg²*, Ag*Hg²*, Pb?*, Hg,*, Ag*Ca?t, Sr2t, Ba?", Pb²*, Hg,2+Halogen +metal4+lodide2+2+2+SulfateInsolubleExceptionsAlkali metal, ammoniumAlkali metal, ammoniumAlkali metal, ammoniumAlkaline earth metal, Na*, K, ammoniumCarbonateChromatePhosphateSulfide Question 27Which of the following pairs of compounds will react to form a precipitate? Why?calcium chloride and silver nitratesodium iodide and potassium chloridecalcium chloride and sodium nitrateYour explanation should be written in complete sentences.

The precipitate is the insoluble solid that forms in the reaction.

Which of the following pairs of compounds will react to form a precipitate? Why? calcium chloride and silver nitrate sodium iodide and potassium chloride calcium chloride and sodium nitrate Your explanation should be written in complete sentences.

Which of the following pairs of compounds will react to form a precipitate? Why? calcium chloride and silver nitrate sodium iodide and potassium chloride calcium chloride and sodium nitrate Your explanation should be written in complete sentences.

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Solubility Rules
Soluble
Exceptions
Alkali metals
Ammonium
Nitrate
Acetate
Chloride
Pb2, Hg2", Ag*
Bromide
Fluorine, Pb2, Pb**, Hg²*, Ag*
Hg²*, Pb?*, Hg,*, Ag*
Ca?t, Sr2t, Ba?", Pb²*, Hg,2+
Halogen +metal
4+
lodide
2+
2+
2+
Sulfate
Insoluble
Exceptions
Alkali metal, ammonium
Alkali metal, ammonium
Alkali metal, ammonium
Alkaline earth metal, Na*, K, ammonium
Carbonate
Chromate
Phosphate
Sulfide

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calcium chloride and silver nitrate
sodium iodide and potassium chloride
calcium chloride and sodium nitrate
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