Which of the following statement is FALSE regarding solubility rule? a. Phosphates are mostly insoluble, except when paired with ammonium ion C. b. Silver halides are very soluble Silver and lead ions are mostly insoluble, except when paired with nitrates d. Sulfates are all soluble with no exception, since it is a conjugate pair of a strong acid

Which of the following statement is FALSE regarding solubility rule? a. Phosphates are mostly insoluble, except when paired with ammonium ion C. b. Silver halides are very soluble Silver and lead ions are mostly insoluble, except when paired with nitrates d. Sulfates are all soluble with no exception, since it is a conjugate pair of a strong acid

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter9: Aqueous Solutions And Chemical Equilibria

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9.10QAP

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