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Which among Li2S, Ba(OH)2 and FeSO4 is/are likely to be more soluble than AgCl in water? a. All three b. Ba(OH)2 only c. FeSO4 only d. Ba(OH)2 and FeSO4

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Which among Li₂S, Ba(OH)₂ and FeSO₄is/are likely to be more soluble than AgCl in water?

a. All three

b. Ba(OH)₂ only

c. FeSO₄only

d. Ba(OH)₂ and FeSO₄

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