7. Despite the fact that the solubility rules have the word "rules" in the title, there are several exceptions to each that don't make much sense. The instance above shows a two of them.
In the space below, identify which rule each compound breaks and modify the rule to fit it.
Hint: For example if Magnesium Carbonate was soluble, we would modify the first rule to say: "Carbonate, Phosphate, and Hydroxide
salts are insoluble, except for Magnesium Carbonate."

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