Solubility (g/100g water)Question 17What is the concentration (in molality, m, mol/kg water) in a saturated amonium bromide solution at 40 °C? Use the solubility graph below for your calculation.09118'HNON)9d14012008KCIO,M9SO,-09NaCICdSeO,-20-0800L09Temperature (°C)O A. 9.2 mO B. 90. mOC. 0.92 mO D. 0.0092 m Question 24Which of the following reaction will not produce a precipitate? The brief solubility rule is for your reference.Soluble CompoundsInsoluble CompoundsCarbonate (CO.2-) all insoluble except G. IA cations andG. IA cations (Li*, Na, K, Rb*, Cs+), andammonium cation NH (all soluble no exception)ammonium.Nitrate (NO-), perchlorate (CIO,-), acetate (CH COO-)(all soluble no exception)Sulfide (S2-) all insoluble except G. IA cations andammonium, Ca2+, Ba2+, Sr2+Hydroxide (OH-) all insoluble except G. IA cations andammonium, Ca²+, Ba2+, Sr²+Halide (F, CI-,Br,I-) all soluble except Ag*, Hg,2*, Pb²+Sulfate (SO 2-) all soluble except Sr2+, Ba²+, Hg,2+, Pb²*Phosphate (PO,3-) all insoluble except G. IA cations andammonium.O A. CaCl2 (aq)+ AGNO3(aq)O B. Nacl(aq)+ Ba(NO3)2(aq)O C. Na2CO3(aq)+ Mgl2(aq)O D. KOH(aq)+ Cu(NO3)2(aq)

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Solubility (g/100g water) Question 17 What is the concentration (in molality, m, mol/kg water) in a saturated amonium bromide solution at 40 °C? Use the solubility graph below for your calculation. -091 8'HN ON)9d 120- 08 -09 NaCl CdSeO, 08 00L 09 Temperature (°C) O A. 9.2 m O B. 90. m OC. 0.92 m OD.0.0092 m

Solubility (g/100g water) Question 17 What is the concentration (in molality, m, mol/kg water) in a saturated amonium bromide solution at 40 °C? Use the solubility graph below for your calculation. -091 8'HN ON)9d 120- 08 -09 NaCl CdSeO, 08 00L 09 Temperature (°C) O A. 9.2 m O B. 90. m OC. 0.92 m OD.0.0092 m

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