When does OH become soluble? Solubility Rules for lonic Compounds in WaterSOLUBLE (aq) -INSOLUBLE (s) –able to beExceptionscannot beExceptionsdissolved in waterdissolved in waterLit, Na*, K*, Rb*, Cst,When paired with Li*, Na*, K*, Rb+, Cst, or NH4+ they becomeSOLUBLE (aq)NONENH4+Co3 ?, PO43NO3) C2H3O2NONEWhen paired with Ag*) Hg+2,Pb+2 they becomeINSOLUBLE (s)When paired with Lit, Na*, K*, Rb+, Cst, NH4*, Ca+2, Srt2, or Bat2 itbecomes SOLUBLE (aq)ct) Br, Is2When paired with Sr+2, Ba+2,Pb+2, Ag*, Cat2 it becomesINSOLUBLE (s)When paired with Lit, Nat, K*, Rb*, Cst, NH4*, Ca+2, Sr+2, or Bat2 itbecomes SOLUBLE (aq)OH 8Solubility Rules for lonic Compounds in WaterSOLUBLE ()-cannot beSOLUBLE (ag)-able to beExceptionsExceptionsdissolved in waterdinsolved in waterLI', Na, K', Rb, Cs,NONEWhen paked with U, Nar, K, RD*.G.o NH they beremeSOLUBLE (aco., PO.(Nod CHOrNONEWhen paired with ArPthey becomewhen paired with t, Na', K', ths, N, Ca, s, or llabecomes SOLUBLE (a)Br,INSOLUBLE ()When paired wilth S, Ba,Pb, Ag, Ca becomesINSOLUBLE (so,When paired with Li, Na", K", Rb, NI, Ca, sr, or laitbecomes SOLUBLE (aq)OHWhen does OH become soluble?When paired with S²-When paired with NH,When paired with Cu 3*When paired with Ag 2--

This is inorganic chemistry of soluble and insoluble compounds

SOLUBLE (aq) - INSOLUBLE (s) – able to be Exceptions cannot be Exceptions dissolved in water dissolved in water Lit, Na*, K*, Rb*, Cs*, NONE When paired with Li*, Na*, K*, Rb *, Cst, or NH4* they become SOLUBLE (aq) NH4+ Co;?, PO,3 (NO3) C2H3O2 (NONE When paired with Ag*) Hg+2, Pb+2 they become INSOLUBLE (s) When paired with Li*, Na*, K*, Rb *, Cst, NH4*, Ca*2, Sr+2, or Ba+2 it becomes SOLUBLE (aq) CI) Br, l S2 When paired with Sr*2, Ba+2, Pb+2, Ag*, Ca+2 it becomes INSOLUBLE (s) So, 2 When paired with Li*, Na*, K*, Rb *, Cst, NH4*, Ca*+2, Sr+2, or Ba+2 it becomes SOLUBLE (aq) OH

SOLUBLE (aq) - INSOLUBLE (s) – able to be Exceptions cannot be Exceptions dissolved in water dissolved in water Lit, Na, K, Rb, Cs, NONE When paired with Li, Na, K, Rb , Cst, or NH4* they become SOLUBLE (aq) NH4+ Co;?, PO,3 (NO3) C2H3O2 (NONE When paired with Ag) Hg+2, Pb+2 they become INSOLUBLE (s) When paired with Li, Na, K, Rb , Cst, NH4, Ca2, Sr+2, or Ba+2 it becomes SOLUBLE (aq) CI) Br, l S2 When paired with Sr2, Ba+2, Pb+2, Ag, Ca+2 it becomes INSOLUBLE (s) So, 2 When paired with Li, Na, K, Rb , Cst, NH4, Ca*+2, Sr+2, or Ba+2 it becomes SOLUBLE (aq) OH

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