Destroyer G Chem #3

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It says that a group 1 metal + NH4 is soluble, which I get, but then it goes on to say that (NH4)3PO4 falls into this category??? Where's the group 1 metal? P is a nonmetal...?

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1 metal + NH4 are contained into one category to be classified as soluble.
 
Even thought the word "and" is used, it is being used as an or. i know this sounds confusing, but it means that anything that has a group 1a metal and anything that has nh4 will be soluble.
 
Even thought the word "and" is used, it is being used as an or. i know this sounds confusing, but it means that anything that has a group 1a metal and anything that has nh4 will be soluble.

Ya, so basically if it has a group 1A metal OR NH4, it will be soluble.
 
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