Which salts are slightly soluble?

[virtualmaster999]

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Hey everyone!

I came across a bootcamp question that mentioned slightly soluble salts, with Calcium hydroxide being an example. Are there certain slightly soluble salts we should know?

Thanks!

 

[flossboss24]

Yes, I would say know the strong acids and bases, great link posted below. You'll see that Calcium Hydroxide is listed as slightly soluble.

http://www.chemistry.pomona.edu/che...06/powerptpresentations/5anions/acidbaset.htm

 

[virtualmaster999]

Yes, I would say know the strong acids and bases, great link posted below. You'll see that Calcium Hydroxide is listed as slightly soluble.

http://www.chemistry.pomona.edu/che...06/powerptpresentations/5anions/acidbaset.htm

So is it basically only the hydroxides that are slightly soluble?

 

[flossboss24]

Correct, the Calcium, Barium, Strontium hydroxides are slightly soluble.

 

[virtualmaster999]

Correct, the Calcium, Barium, Strontium hydroxides are slightly soluble.

Thanks much appreciated!