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What Are the Solubility Rules for Predicting Precipitate Formation?
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[QUOTE="Quantum Defect, post: 5054753, member: 537816"] Na+ salts are very soluble, nitrates are soluble, ... Some things are very soluble, many things are insoluble. Generally when you are trying to mix two liquids together, you will have an anion paired with something like sodium cation and a cation paired with something like nitrate. Mixing the two will give you e.g. "sodium nitrate" as one candidate for froming a precipitate (it won't because it si really soluble) and another candidate -- e.g. AgCl (like if you mixed silver nitrate with sodium chloride). As you do more of these things you will learn to recognize the likely culprit from the innocent bystander -- like any good detective! [/QUOTE]
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