Solubility Rules and How to Use a Solubility Table

So Solubility can be difficult if you don't know how to properly use a solubility table! In this video I go over all of the solubility rules plus we do a bunch of examples predicting the solubility of ionic compounds whether they are soluble or insoluble. Chemistry doesn't have to be so confusing, it can actually make sense! Yay to less stressful nights!
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Thank You! So compounds like Ammonium and Nitrates are soluble without exceptions. But does this rule still stand if the compound is like Ammonia or Nitrite?

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Is Mercury Hg in for Sulfate’s exception? Or does it not go in?

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