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| when water is the solvent |
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| hydration into an aqueous solution |
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| solubility: all salts of alkali metals are: |
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| solubility: all salts of ammonium ion are |
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| solubility: all chlorides, bromides, and iodides are |
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| soluble ==exceptions with ag, pb and hg2 |
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| solubility: all salts of sulfate ion are |
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| soluble==exceptions with ca, sr, ba, pb |
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| solubility: all metal oxides are |
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| insoluble==exceptions alkali metals and CaO, SrO, and BaO |
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| solubility: all hydroxides are |
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| insoluble===exceptions: alkali metals and Ca, Sr, Ba |
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| solubility: all carbonates, phosphates, sulfides, and sulfites are |
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| insoluble== exceptions: alkali metals and ammoniu, |
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| most things that are insoluble can become soluble if they are mixed with things that |
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| solubility: all nitrates are |
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| electroytes ____ in solution |
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| electrolytes have a ___ effect on colligative properties |
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| solutes whose solutions are conductive are called |
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| gram eq weight of solute/ L of solution |
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| solution is at equilibrium |
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| example of le chatliers principle |
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| X: molar concentration or molarity of a solute in a saturated solution |
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| molar solubility of 2 ions |
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| molar solubility of 3 ions |
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| molar solubility of 4 ions |
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