Solubility Of Salts

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Solubility of Salt

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Aliffa, Clara, Niwa, Quaneisha

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DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS SALT?

Let's recall, salt is an ionic compound formed by the neutralization of acid and bases

Not able to dissolve in water (s)

Insoluble

Able to dissolve in water (aq)

Soluble

Salt is divided into soluble and insoluble

" While a number of salts are made by mining, others must be made by the industry.

Soluble salts are made by neutralizing an acid, Insoluble salts are made by other methods."

The methods used depends on the type of salt and its solubility in water.

Solubility Rules

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of salt?

A substance that conducts electricity in solution

A compound formed from the neutralization of acids and bases

A substance that solely dissolves in water

An element with high sodium content

Multiple Choice

soluble salts are made by?

heating a non-soluble compound in water

mixing two non-soluble compounds together

neutralising acid

cooling a non-soluble compound in water

Multiple Choice

what is the definition of water crystallisation?

Water with crystal-like properties

Water used for crystallization

Water molecules present in the crystal structure of a compound

Water extracted from crystals

Multiple Choice

what is the definition of hydrated and anhydrous?

Hydrated refers to the presence of oil in a substance, while anhydrous refers to the absence of oil

Hydrated refers to the presence of carbon dioxide in a substance, while anhydrous refers to the absence of carbon dioxide

Hydrated refers to the presence of oxygen in a substance, while anhydrous refers to the absence of oxygen

Hydrated and anhydrous refer to the presence or absence of water molecules in a substance.

Multiple Choice

which one of these salts is soluble?

Silver chloride (AgCl)

Calcium carbonate (CaCO3)

Potassium iodide (KI)

Sodium chloride (NaCl)

Multiple Choice

which one of these salts is insoluble?

Sodium chloride (NaCl)

Potassium chloride (KCl)

Calcium chloride (CaCl2)

Silver chloride (AgCl)

Multiple Choice

which one of these elements are all soluble?

nitrates, acids

nitrates, metals

acids, metals

nitrates, metal, acids

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