Solubility Rules and Predicting Reactions

Solubility Rules and Predicting Reactions. Mr. Causey shows you step by step how to find the products of a double replacement reaction and how to determine if a solid will precipitate out of the solution.

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[silversparklestudio]

This was a fantastic step by step video

[JG-cywf]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us

[thesnackthatsmilesback]

Thank you Mr. Causey this helped so much!

[zamokuhlethwala]

Thank you Mr. Cuasey and may God bless you for you generosity :).

[momogato]

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[Kristiny]

Hey Mr.Causey, could you do a video on Hess's law? Your videos really help me out!

[g.davidtenenbaum]

Agree with the choir of accolades. Great lecture. Thank you. Where can I download a copy of the Solubility Rules?

[silversparklestudio]

Hi, I just thought it may be confusing because you initially said at 1:20 or so "magnesium sulfate" when it is actually manganese sulfate. Thanks

[ErickFooty]

So, will all precipitate products be double replacements?

[dioupcg]

Thank you Mr. Causey! I wish you were my Professor. The one I have sucks!

[taylorzhou]

Isn't it manganese sulfate instead of magnesium sulfate at 1:08?

[jennifergayle]

so is it because there is a solid and an aqueous in the product as to why there is a precipitate ? if there was no solid then there would be no precipitate

[moniquemartinez]

Why did you replace the k 3 with a 2?? and why didn't you move the k3 to the SO4)3?

[mohfa]

Hello Mr. Causey ....thank you very much for your educational videos...i salute you ....i have a question please : i always wonder why in equations like AB(aq) + CD(aq) they told us that the result is AD(aq) + BC(aq) ?, why that should happen ?, what if every cation and anion remains soluble, couldnt we write the result as AB(aq)+CD(aq) ? ...Thank you

[kimberlyc]

Why does the subscript of K3 get places at the beginning, 3K. Isn't it (k3)2.

[fernandagomez]

Do you always swap partners? how do you know when to swap and which ones pair up

[zamokuhlethwala]

Sir, i can't find solubility rules worksheet.