Is nickel phosphate soluble

Answer 1

Nickel(II) acetate is soluble in water and polar solvents such as alcohols, dimethyl formamide etc.

Answer 2

Nickel itself is not soluble as a pure element (although getting a pure element is quite hard on its own) but some nickel compounds can be dissolved in water such as Nickel sulpide or Nickel Phosphate. Inhaling or digesting these can result in lung and nasal cancer.

Answer 3

Yes, under the right conditions anything can dissolve.

However to dissolve a metal like nickel you would need to use a strong acid (which would also change it chemically not just physically). Only insignificant traces of nickel can dissolve in plain water.

Answer 4

In water...yes. Not sure about any other solvents, but I'm positive it dissolves in water at like 64g/100ml H20 at STP.

Answer 5

Nickel phosphate is sparingly soluble in water. It forms a slightly soluble precipitate when mixed with water.

Answer 6

No. Hydroxides, except for a few exceptions are nonsoluable.

Answer 7

Solubility refers to compounds; many nickel compounds are water soluble forming cations (divalent) of nickel.

Answer 8

YES

Answer 9

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