Table: The solubility in water of some sparingly soluble salts at room temperature

A solubility product is a convenient way to represent the low solubility of a sparingly soluble compound. For salts KnAm the solubility product

is

L = [K]n·[A]m

The unit is Mn+m, where M is mol/L. (Activities are approximated by molar concentrations).
pL is defined as -logL. Values are positive. A large positive value means a very low solubility of the salt.

 
Sparingly soluble salts: Fluorides
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Chlorides
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Bromides
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Iodides
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Sulphates
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Chromates
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Carbonates
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Hydroxides
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Sulphides
Name
Formula
pL
Comment
Sparingly soluble salts: Phosphates
Name
Formula
pL
Comment