Solubility rules compounds containing group 1 alkali metals or ammonium (nh4+) are soluble. nitrates (no3β), chlorates (clo3β), perchlorates (clo4β), and acetates (c2h3o2β) are soluble. chlorides (clβ), bromides (brβ), and iodides (iβ) are soluble, except for compounds containing silver (ag+), mercury(i) (hg22+), and lead (pb2+). sulfates (so42β) are soluble, except for compounds containing calcium (ca2+), strontium (sr2+), barium (ba2+), and lead (pb2+). hydroxides (ohβ), carbonates (co32β), and phosphates (po43β) are insoluble, except for compounds containing group 1 alkali metals and ammonium (nh4+). sulfides (s2β) are insoluble, except for compounds containing group 1 alkali metals, ammonium (nh4+), magnesium (mg2+), calcium (ca2+), strontium (sr2+), and barium (ba2+).
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Chemistry, 22.06.2019 05:00, hjamya17
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Chemistry, 22.06.2019 09:00, boxergirl2062
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Chemistry, 22.06.2019 13:50, kelonmazon2492
Read the chemical equation. 2c2h2 + 5o2 β 4co2 + 2h2o which of the following statements would be correct if one mole of c2h2 was used in this reaction? one mole of oxygen was used in this reaction. five moles of oxygen were used in this reaction. four moles of carbon dioxide were produced from this reaction. two moles of carbon dioxide were produced from this reaction.
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