6. Correct order of increasing solubility in water of RbI, CdI2 and PbO2 is
1) PbO2, CdI2, RbI 2) RbI, CdI2, PbO2
3) CdI2, PbO2, RbI 4) PbO2, RbI, CdI2
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The correct order of increasing solubility in water is :
(1) PbO2, CdI2, RbI
- Lead dioxide (PbO2) is insoluble in water.
- Cadmium iodide (CdI2) has comparatively low solubility of around 850 g/L in water.
- Rubidium iodide (RbI) has high solubility of almost 1500 g/L in water.
- So the correct order of solubility in water is PbO2 < CdI2 < RbI.
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