AA6 INSOLUBLE SALTS

Master insoluble salts! Practice classifying salts and predicting precipitates with our chemistry worksheet.

AA6 Insoluble Salts - Keywords Organise the salts below into soluble and insoluble in water, use the solubility rules to help you! Help: the only carbonates that are soluble in water are sodium and potassium carbonate. Soluble Silver nitrate Ammonium chloride Sodium Carbonate Lead nitrate Potassium Iodide Ammonium sulfate Sodium Chloride Insoluble calcium carbonate barium sulfate silver chloride Lead iodide Lead Chloride Silver sulfate Mercury bromide Identify which salt is the precipitate, if any, in the reaction between;silver nitrate + sodium chloride → No precipitate is formed Silver chloride Sodium Nitrate Identify which salt is the precipitate, if any, in the reaction between;Calcium nitrate + Ammonium sulfate → No precipitate is formed Ammonium nitrate Calcium sulfate Identify which salt is the precipitate, if any, in the reaction between;potassium iodide + lead nitrate → No precipitate is formed Lead iodide Potassium nitrate Identify which salt is the precipitate, if any, in the reaction between;ammonium iodide + sodium nitrate → No precipitate is formed ammonium nitrate sodium iodide