Answer to Question #55914 in General Chemistry for jocelyn

Question #55914
strontium sulfate is also an insoluble sulfate.
explain why this is not surprising based on the location of strontium in the periodic table
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Expert's answer
2015-10-30T06:08:28-0400
Solubility of sulfates and carbonates is decreasing from top to bottom of group 2 of periodic table in order Mg>Ca>Sr>Ba
Strontium sulfate is less soluble than Calcium sulfate. However it is more soluble than Barium sulfate.

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