ions forming soluble DATA SUMMARY Fill in the table below from your data. Use yo

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ions forming soluble DATA SUMMARY Fill in the table below from your data. Use your data tables to help you. For example, for the chlorides, look under the NaCl column. The solids formed in those boxes would be insoluble and the corresponding positive ions should go under the insoluble column in the table below. f your data table shows no reaction, those compound ions go in the soluble column below s are soluble and the corresponding lons forming soluble lons forming insoluble lon nds Negative ions (anions) NO, (nitrate) Clr (chloride) C,H,O, (acetate) Co, (carbonate) Po, (phosphate) OH-(hydroxide) s (sulfide) so, (sulfate) I (iodide) C,o2 (oxalate) Positive lons (cations) Na (sodium) NH, (ammonium) Ag' (silver) ???. [lead(II)] 129 I SOLUBILITY RULES FORMULA WRIT?NG, AND DOUBLE REPLACEMENT REACTIONS REPORT FORM 8

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Ion Ions forming soluble compounds Ions forming insoluble compounds Anions NO3- All 4 cations (NaNO3, NH4NO3, AgNO3, Pb(NO3)2) - Cl- Na+, NH4+ (NaCl, NH4Cl) Ag+, Pb2+ (AgCl, PbCl2) C2H3O2- Na+, NH4+, Pb2+ (NaC2H3O2, NH4C2H3O2, Pb(C2H3O2)2) Ag+ (AgC2H3O2) CO32- Na+, NH4+ (Na2CO3, (NH4)2CO3) Ag+, Pb2+ (Ag2CO3, PbCO3) PO43- Na+, NH4+ (Na3PO4, (NH4)3PO4) Ag+, Pb2+ (Ag3PO4, Pb3(PO4)2) OH- Na+, NH4+ (NaOH, NH4OH) Ag+, Pb2+ (AgOH, Pb(OH)2) S2- Na+, NH4+ (Na2S, (NH4)2S) Ag+, Pb2+ (Ag2S, PbS) SO42- Na2SO4, (NH4)2SO4 Ag+, Pb2+ (Ag2SO4, PbSO4) I- Na+, NH4+ (NaI, NH4I) Ag+, Pb2+ (AgI, PbI2) C2O42- Na+, NH4+ (Na2C2O4, (NH4)2C2O4) Ag+, Pb2+ (Ag2C2O4, PbC2O4) Cations Na+ All 10 anions - NH4+ All 10 anions - Ag+ NO3- Remaining 9 anions Pb2+ NO3- Remaining 9 anions

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