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A student believes that a solution of potassium chromate should be insoluble because chromate ions form insoluble compounds. Explain why the student is incorrect.
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A student believes that a solution of potassium chromate should be insoluble

because chromate ions form insoluble compounds. Explain why the student is
incorrect.

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Answer:

All ionic compounds with alkali metals are soluble.

Step-by-step explanation:

Certain elements always form soluble substances. Most of those elements are alkali metals/group 1 metals.

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