Solubility rules
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I can remember, and apply, the solubility rules to know whether a salt formed is soluble or insoluble.
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There are a list of general rules which describe the solubility of common types of substances in water.
Reactions that form insoluble products are called precipitation reactions; the solids formed are called the precipitate.
When two soluble salts are mixed together, sometimes they will rearrange to create an insoluble salt.
Solubility rules can be used to identify which two solutions are needed to mix in order to create an insoluble salt.
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