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WorksheetsSolubility Rules Quiz - Q3 ongoing
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 2mins
Is this compound soluble or insoluble?
soluble
insoluble
What is the precipitate formed from these reactants?
potassium nitrate
lead (II) chloride
no precipitate is formed in this reaction
What is the precipitate formed in this reaction?
potassium nitrate
silver chromate
no precipitate is formed
Nitrates are
always soluble.
always insoluble.
soluble with exceptions (PMS only).
Chlorates and perchlorates are
always soluble.
always insoluble.
soluble with exceptions (PMS & Castro Bear).
Halides (group 17) are
always soluble.
mostly soluble (except PMS).
always insoluble.
Hydroxides are
always soluble.
mostly soluble.
always insoluble (except w/alkali metals).
Group I / alkali metal ions
always soluble.
mostly soluble (except with halides/group 17)
mostly insoluble (PMS & Castro Bear).
Acetates are
always soluble.
mostly soluble (except with halides/group 17).
insoluble (except PMS & Castro Bear).
Ammonium compounds are
always soluble.
mostly soluble (except with halides/group 17).
always insoluble.
Sulfates/Sulfites are
always soluble.
mostly soluble (except PMS)
always insoluble
Carbonates & Phosphates are
always soluble.
mostly soluble (except PMS & Castro Bear)
always insoluble (except alkali metals / group I ions)
