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I. Classify the following substances whether soluble or insoluble KBr s Silver iodide in Zinc carbonate in KOH s Pbl2 in Zinc Hydroxide in Silver acetate s NiCl2 s NaC2H302 s SOLUBLE INSOLUBLE

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I. Classify the following substances whether soluble or insoluble
KBr s
Silver iodide in Zinc carbonate in
KOH s Pbl2 in
Zinc Hydroxide in
Silver acetate s
NiCl2 s NaC2H302 s
SOLUBLE
INSOLUBLE

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