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Created by Joanna van Dyk
almost 11 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| All Nitrates are ... | Soluble |
| All Chlorides are... (except silver and lead chloride) | Soluble |
| What sulphates are insoluble? | Barium, Lead and Calcium sulphate |
| All Carbonates are... (except sodium and potassium) | Insoluble |
| All sodium potassium and ammonium salts are... | Soluble |
| Silver Chloride is... | insoluble |
| Copper Sulphate is... | Soluble |
| Barium Sulphate is... | Insoluble |
| Sodium Nitrate is... | Soluble |
| Magnesium chloride is... | Soluble |
| Iron Sulphate is... | Soluble |
| Calcium Carbonate is... | insoluble |
| How would you make Barium Sulphate? | Salt is INSOLUBLE so use a precipitation reaction |
| How would you make sodium chloride from sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid? | Salt and base are both SOLUBLE so use titration method |
| How would you make copper sulphate from copper oxide and sulphuric acid? | Salt is SOLUBLE but base is INSOLUBLE so use excess base method. |
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