Determining if a PRECIPITATE will form in a solution | Chemistry with Cat 

Determining if a PRECIPITATE will form in a solution | Chemistry with Cat
A precipitate can form 2 ways: two aqueous solutions can mix and the ions inside can bind to form an insoluble product, or we can change temperature and affect solubility. In this video we'll be dealing with the first situation and using the solubility guidelines from last video to determine the solubility of the products!
PS. It's summer and my eyeliner quickly became a solution....
TO REVIEW THE SOLUBILITY GUIDELINES WATCH THIS: • What is SOLUBILITY? In...
OR JUMP TO: 1:50 or 2:20 in this video!
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