Posted by Anonymous on Monday, October 1, 2012 at 9:24pm.
I gave you the solubility rules and the answers to the first two questions yesterday.
For the third question,
HCl + LiOH ==> H2O + LiCl
The negative spectator ion doesn't appear to be H^-. In fact, there is no H^- anywhere in the equation.
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