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I have a question regarding solubility rules. I understand that G1, C2H3O2-, ClO4-, NO3-, NH4+ are soluble and that Hg, Pb, and Ag are not soluble. So why would a compound like BaCl2 be considered soluble? Also searching forums regarding solubility rules, I came across a mneumonic but I dont completely understand it.
C A S H n Gia
C is clorates, A is acetates, S is sulfates, H is halogens, n is Nitrates, and Gia is Group I A metals. ---> THESE ARE ALL SOLUBLE, XCEPT
for S: Ca, Ba, Sr.....just remember the tv network CBS
for H: Ca, Ba, Sr + Happy...whats happy? Hb Ag Pb ...mercury, silvr and lead...add a py to the end and all the first letters spell HAPPY
What do the bolded red words mean?
C A S H n Gia
C is clorates, A is acetates, S is sulfates, H is halogens, n is Nitrates, and Gia is Group I A metals. ---> THESE ARE ALL SOLUBLE, XCEPT
for S: Ca, Ba, Sr.....just remember the tv network CBS
for H: Ca, Ba, Sr + Happy...whats happy? Hb Ag Pb ...mercury, silvr and lead...add a py to the end and all the first letters spell HAPPY
What do the bolded red words mean?