How can you tell whether molecular compounds are able to be aqueous solution?

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anonymous · Answer

it will have an (aq) by the bottom of the compound for example NaCl(aq)

anonymous · Answer

but what if they dont give it to you? how would you know then? @TheGoat

aaronq · Answer

if they're able to ionize in water.

anonymous · Answer

if it is an acid base reaction then it would be in an aqause solution

anonymous · Answer

if you want to know whether the products are soluble you will have to look at a solubility chart and if they are soluble then they are in an aqueous solution otherwise it would be a solid

anonymous · Answer

so i know all acids (molecular compunds basically) are able to ionize, so their aqueous. but what about lets say SN  or something like that how would you know it can be aqueous? its not an acid  so it cant ionize and the solubility chart doesnt say anything for something like this. @aaronq

aaronq · Answer

"SN" is what?