Find out the substance at bottom of the beaker

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There are some given substances like KOH,NaBr, CrPO₄, RbCl, Pb(OH)₂, LiNO₃ you just need to find out Which Substance (given) will be to fall to the bottom of the beaker by combining them with H₂O In A Beaker?

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