Y 1 Na 10 Br 2 Ag 11 s 3 Cu 12 so, 4 NH4 13 OH 5 ca 14 CIO 6 A 15 PO, Predict the solubility of compounds made from each of the following sets of i a) X3, Y= 11 O Soluble OInsoluble b) X= 2, Y= 11 O Soluble OInsoluble c)X=1, Y= 14 O Soluble O Insoluble

Y 1 Na 10 Br 2 Ag 11 s 3 Cu 12 so, 4 NH4 13 OH 5 ca 14 CIO 6 A 15 PO, Predict the solubility of compounds made from each of the following sets of i a) X3, Y= 11 O Soluble OInsoluble b) X= 2, Y= 11 O Soluble OInsoluble c)X=1, Y= 14 O Soluble O Insoluble

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Y
1 Na
10 Br
2 Ag
11 s2-
3 Cu+
12 so,
4 NH4"
13 OH
5 Ca
14 CIOA
6 A+
15 PO
Predict the solubility of compounds made from each of the following sets of ions:
a) X3, Y 11
O Soluble
OInsoluble
b) X = 2, Y 11
O Soluble
OInsoluble
c) X1, Y = 14
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OInsoluble

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