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No AgCl is not soluble, the reasoning of it being soluble because NaCl is, is incorrect. NaCl is soluble because it is a group 1 metal. AgCl is no because it forms a precipitate.
Rule 3 should include the other halides as exceptions, along with the chlorides: Hg2Br2, AgBr, PbBr2 Hg2I2, AgI, PbI2 AgF is soluble, unlike the other silver halides.eport Abuse. ur Rule no. 3 is wrong..it is: all HALIDES are soluble ecxept those of Ag Pb and Hg (this is the rule taught at o and a levels)..halides include salts of all the halogens including iodine so AgI is insoluble.