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| the chlorides, bromides, and iodides of all metals (except thallium(I), lead(II), mercury(I), and silver halides) are soluble in water. |
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| Are all soluble in water. NO3 |
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| lead(II),mercury(I),barium,and calcium are insoluble in water. All others are soluble in water. SO4 |
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| all common ones are soluble in water, except silver which is slightly soluble in water. NO2 |
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| All are soluble in water, except silver which is slightly soluble in water. CH3COO |
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| (except Na,K,NH3) are insoluble in water. Insoluble compounds are soluble in dilute acids. SO3 |
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| (except Na,K,NH3) are insoluble in water. PO4 |
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| (Except Na,K,NH3) are insoluble in water. CO3 |
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| (except Na,K,NH3) are insoluble in water. BO3 |
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| Insoluble in water, except Na and K |
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| Na and K are very soluble in water. Ca and Ba are moderately soluble. All others are insoluble in water |
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| all metals (except Na,K,NH3,Mg,Ca,and Ba) are insoluble in water |
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| NH3 is very soluble in water. O2 is soluble in water. CO2 is slightly soluble in water. |
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| Group I alkali metal salts |
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| (Li+,Na+,K+,Rb+,Cs+) are all soluble |
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