Soluble or insoluble Compounds

HOW TO USE TABLE F

Let's Review Some Key Concepts

Ions = Atoms with Charges

Can be Psitive or Negative

Ions = Atoms with Charges

Can be Psitive or Negative

Polyatomic Ions
on Table E

Ions = Atoms with Charges

Criss Cross Ion Charges to obtain the formula for the compound

Ions = AForm Salts

Metals and Nonmetal present

Ionic compounds

Soluble = Can Dissolve

Salt dissapears in water

Insoluble = Does Not Dissolve

Sand settles in water

Multiple Choice

Sugar is _____________

• Soluble

• Insoluble

Multiple Choice

Oil floats on water because it is __

• Soluble

• Insoluble

Multiple Choice

A (an) ___________ substance can be sparated using a filter paper

• Soluble

• Insoluble

First Table
Ions That Fonn Soluble Compounds

Remember: Soluble Means "Can dissolve"

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​Table F

Second Table
Ions That Fonn Insoluble Compounds

Remember: Insoluble Means "Does NOT dissolve"

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​Table F

Multiple Choice

According to Table F Sulfide ions are usually ___________

• Soluble

• Insoluble

Multiple Choice

According to Table F Group 1 ions are usually ___________

• Soluble

• Insoluble

Multiple Choice

According to Table F Phosphate ions are usually ___________

• Soluble

• Insoluble

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First Table

• Soluble Means "Can dissolve"

• Strong Solutions

• Concentrated Solutions

• Strong Electrolytes (conducts electricity)
  
  

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​Table F

Second Table

• Insoluble Means "Does NOT dissolve"

• Weak Solutions

• Dilute Solutions

​Table F

HOW TO USE TABLE F