Soluble compounds Almost all salts of Na*, K*, NH,+ Salts of nitrate (NO, ), chlorate (CIO,"), perchlorate (CIO,), acctate (CH,C0,") Almost all salts of CI", Br",I Exceptions (not soluble): halides of Ag*, Hg,, Ph+ Salts containing F Exceptions (not soluble): fluorides of Mg", Ca", Sr, Ba+, Ph* Salts of sulfate (So,) Exceptions (not soluble): sulfates of Ca" , Sr", Ba", Ph", Ag Insoluble compounds Most salts of carbonate (CO, ), phosphate (PO,), oxalate (C20,), chromate (CrO, ), sulfide (S) Exceptions (soluble): salts of NH, * and the alkali metal cations, and Bas Most metal hydroxides and oxides Exceptions (soluble): alkali metal hydroxides and Ba(OH), and Sr(OH), A. Classify each of the compounds as soluble or not soluble: iron(III) acetate zinc nitrate cobalt(II) iodide B. Classify each of the compounds as soluble or not soluble: iron(II) acetate magnesium carbonate silver nitrate C. Classify each of the compounds as soluble or not soluble: ammonium sulfide copper(II) hydroxide cobalt(II) nitrate

Soluble compounds Almost all salts of Na, K, NH,+ Salts of nitrate (NO, ), chlorate (CIO,"), perchlorate (CIO,), acctate (CH,C0,") Almost all salts of CI", Br",I Exceptions (not soluble): halides of Ag, Hg,, Ph+ Salts containing F Exceptions (not soluble): fluorides of Mg", Ca", Sr, Ba+, Ph Salts of sulfate (So,) Exceptions (not soluble): sulfates of Ca" , Sr", Ba", Ph", Ag Insoluble compounds Most salts of carbonate (CO, ), phosphate (PO,), oxalate (C20,), chromate (CrO, ), sulfide (S) Exceptions (soluble): salts of NH, * and the alkali metal cations, and Bas Most metal hydroxides and oxides Exceptions (soluble): alkali metal hydroxides and Ba(OH), and Sr(OH), A. Classify each of the compounds as soluble or not soluble: iron(III) acetate zinc nitrate cobalt(II) iodide B. Classify each of the compounds as soluble or not soluble: iron(II) acetate magnesium carbonate silver nitrate C. Classify each of the compounds as soluble or not soluble: ammonium sulfide copper(II) hydroxide cobalt(II) nitrate

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