Memorising exceptions for soluble salts My daughter has a chemistry exam on Tuesday. She is doing quite well with her revision except for the following table which she is having difficulty remembering. 

Does anyone know of an easy way to remember this? Or perhaps if someone could explain why these exceptions are insoluble that will help her instead?
Understanding why it happens unfortunately will not help her to remember. This is the classic case where you have to find a dirty way to remember them. Maybe you can make some practical experiment I remember most of them with a practical application of the salts.  

There are a lot of online resource regarding Mnemonic Tricks to remember solubility rules, these are two video on youtubes.

Memonic tricks

Song!

Quoting the song:


  This is solubility it's so crazy, don't be a fool and follow these rules!