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Data Booklet Final

The document summarizes the reactivity series of metals and the solubility of different compounds. It lists metals from most reactive (potassium) to least reactive (gold) and their reactions with negative ions like chlorine. It also categorizes common cations and anions based on their solubility when forming compounds in water. For example, it states that compounds of alkali metals and alkaline earth metals are usually soluble, while those of silver, lead, mercury and some others are insoluble.

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Data Booklet Final

The document summarizes the reactivity series of metals and the solubility of different compounds. It lists metals from most reactive (potassium) to least reactive (gold) and their reactions with negative ions like chlorine. It also categorizes common cations and anions based on their solubility when forming compounds in water. For example, it states that compounds of alkali metals and alkaline earth metals are usually soluble, while those of silver, lead, mercury and some others are insoluble.

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Metal

Reactivity Series Solubility Table


Metal Symbol
Negative Ions Positive Ions Solubility of compounds
Potassium K + = Example
(Anions) (Cations) in water
Sodium Na
+ + + + + +
Lithium Li any anion + alkali ions (Li ,Na ,K ,Rb ,Cs ,Fr ) = soluble NaF is soluble
+
Calcium Ca any anion + hydrogen ion (H ) = soluble HCl is soluble
Magnesium Mg any anion + ammonium ion (NH4 )
+
= soluble NH4Cl is soluble
Reactivity Increases


Aluminum
Al -
nitrate (NO3 ) + any cation = soluble KNO3, is soluble
Zinc Zn
Iron Fe - NaCH3COO is
acetate (CH3COO ) + any cation = soluble
Tin Sn soluble
+ 2+ 2+ +

Lead
Pb Chloride (Cl )
- silver (Ag ), lead (Pb ), mercury (Hg ), copper (Cu ), thallium
+ + = insoluble AgCl is insoluble
Hydrogen H 2 Bromide (Br )
- (Tl )
-
Copper Cu Iodide (I ) + any other cation = soluble KBr is soluble
Silver Ag 2+ 2+
calcium (Ca ), strontium (Sr ), barium (Ba ), silver (Ag ), lead
2+ +
BaSO4 is
Gold Au + 2+ 2+ = insoluble
2-
Sulfate (SO4 ) (Pb ), radium (Ra ) insoluble
Platinum Pt
+ any other cation = soluble CuSO4 is soluble
+ + + + + +
alkali ions (Li ,Na ,K ,Rb ,Cs ,Fr ),
Halogen Reactivity +
2+ 2+ 2+ 2+
alkali earth metals (Be ,Mg ,Ca ,Sr ,Ba ,Ra ),
2+ 2+
= soluble MgS is soluble
2-
Reactivity Increases

Sulfide (S ) +
and H , NH4
+

Fluorine F 2
+ any other cation = insoluble ZnS is insoluble
Chlorine Cl2
Bromine Br2 + + + + + + + + 2+ 2+ 2+ + Sr(OH)2 is
+ alkali ions (Li ,Na ,K ,Rb ,Cs ,Fr ), H ,NH4 ,Sr ,Ba ,Ra ,Tl = soluble
Iodine I 2 - soluble
Hydroxide (OH )
Zn(OH)2 is
+ any other cation = insoluble
insoluble
+ + + + + + + + (NH4)3PO4 is
Phosphate (PO4 )
3- + alkali ions (Li ,Na ,K ,Rb ,Cs ,Fr ), H ,NH4 = soluble
2- soluble
Carbonate (CO3 )
2-
sulfite (SO3 ) MgCO3 is
+ any other cation = insoluble
insoluble

All oxides are insoluble EXCEPT those of calcium, barium and Alkali metal (Group IA) cations; these soluble ones actually react with the
water to form hydroxides.

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