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Soluble and insoluble salts
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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026
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#1
Front (Question)
Sodium salts (e.g. hydroxide and carbonate)
Back (Answer)
soluble
#2
Front (Question)
potassium salts (e.g. hydroxide and carbonate)
Back (Answer)
soluble
#3
Front (Question)
ammonium salts (e.g. hydroxide and carbonate)
Back (Answer)
soluble
#4
Front (Question)
nitrates
Back (Answer)
soluble
#5
Front (Question)
lead chloride
Back (Answer)
insoluble
#6
Front (Question)
silver chloride
Back (Answer)
insoluble
#7
Front (Question)
chlorides
Back (Answer)
soluble, except a few
#8
Front (Question)
barium sulfate
Back (Answer)
insoluble
#9
Front (Question)
calcium sulfate
Back (Answer)
insoluble
#10
Front (Question)
lead sulfate
Back (Answer)
insoluble
#11
Front (Question)
sulfates
Back (Answer)
soluble, except a few
#12
Front (Question)
carbonates
Back (Answer)
insoluble
#13
Front (Question)
what sulfates are insoluble?
Back (Answer)
PbBaCa Lead, Barium, Calcium
#14
Front (Question)
What chlorides are insoluble
Back (Answer)
PbAg Silver and lead
#15
Front (Question)
what salts are always soluble?
Back (Answer)
Ammonium, potassium and sodium salts