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    This document discusses solubility and provides instructions for drying salts by heating. It notes that salts should only be heated to dryness if they will not decompose upon heating, sublime easily, or if keeping them hydrated is not desired. The tables and charts on subsequent pages likely provide additional data on solubility properties and characteristics of different salts.

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    Solubility rules of salts with mnemonic device.

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    This document discusses solubility and provides instructions for drying salts by heating. It notes that salts should only be heated to dryness if they will not decompose upon heating, sublime easily, or if keeping them hydrated is not desired. The tables and charts on subsequent pages likely provide additional data on solubility properties and characteristics of different salts.

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    Solubility

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    This document discusses solubility and provides instructions for drying salts by heating. It notes that salts should only be heated to dryness if they will not decompose upon heating, sublime easily, or if keeping them hydrated is not desired. The tables and charts on subsequent pages likely provide additional data on solubility properties and characteristics of different salts.

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    Solubility

    Wednesday, 21 April 2021 2:47 pm

    Heat to dryness only if salt does not:


    1. Decompose upon heating like sugar
    2. Sublime easily like ammonium chloride
    3. Become Anhydrous if hydrated is the desired form

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