Why are metallic compounds insoluble in water?
1 Answer
Many metallic compounds are soluble in water as ionic compounds.
Explanation:
Metallic compounds are not pure metals. They are compounds that contain a metal and a nonmetal, which are generally ionic compounds. In an ionic compound, a metal forms an ionic bond with a nonmetal, such as sodium chloride,
Many metallic compounds are soluble in water. In order to determine this, you need a solubility table.
If you look up the previous two examples,