why is caesium iodide insoluble in water?
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In CsI, the constituent ions are Cs+ and I-. Both these ions are large in size, as a result of which their hydration enthalpy is small. Lower is the hydration enthalpy, lower is the solubility of the salt. Hence CsI has lower solubility in water.
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