Which of the following pairs represent soluble ionic compounds?a. KC10; and AlPO4b. (NH4);CO; and MGCO;c. BeS and BeCl2d. NacH;O2 and PbBr2

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Which of the following pairs represent soluble ionic compounds? a. KC1O; and AlPO4 b. (NH4),CO; and MGCO3 c. BeS and BeCl2 d. NaC,H3O2 and PbBr2

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Which of the following pairs represent soluble ionic compounds?
a. KC10; and AlPO4
b. (NH4);CO; and MGCO;
c. BeS and BeCl2
d. NacH;O2 and PbBr2

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