So how good is my memory? And note that we refer to aqueous solutions only. These follow a hierarchy.
#"All nitrate/acetate/perchlorate/ammonium salts are soluble."#
#"All alkali metal salts are soluble, except for"# #KBPh_4#.
#"All halides are soluble, except for " AgX, Hg_2X_2, and PbX_2#.
#"All sulfates are soluble, except for "BaSO_4, Ag_2SO_4, PbSO_4, SrSO_4.#
#"All carbonates are insoluble (except for those of the alkali metals)"#
#"All hydroxides are insoluble (except for those of the alkali metals)".#
#"All sulfides are insoluble (except for those of the alkali metals)".#
#"All phosphates are insoluble (except for those of the alkali metals)."#
Have at it. This is the knowledge I would expect of a 2nd year inorganic chemistry student. At A level, you must know that the halides are SOLUBLE, but that #AgX, Hg_2X_2, PbX_2# are as soluble as BRICKS. Are bricks soluble? I think, you should also know at A level that #"silver chloride"# is curdy white, #"silver bromide"# is cream-coloured, and #"silver iodide"# is bright yellow.
