Which anion will form the smallest number of insoluble salts?

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a. chloride
b. nitrate
c. carbonate
d. sulfate

I can't figure out this question for the life of me. I just need someone to point me in the right direction.

Thanks!

Wom847 · Accepted Answer

The answer is b., nitrate. And the number is zero. All salts containing NO3 as the anion are soluble in water.

toddk57@sbcglobal.net · Answer

well: according to " Chemistry there is An Element table that
has all formulas listed for Science & Mathematics knows
the Answers (a) Chloride

Anonymous · Answer

Nitrates, it's of those "you've got to know" questions.

Which anion will form the smallest number of insoluble salts?

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