Is AgBr Soluble in Water?

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Solution

Water has the capacity to dissolve only ionic or polar compounds.
$AgBr$ is covalent in nature.
The covalent character is due to the high polarizability of the anion.
Because $AgBr$ is covalent in nature and water is unable to dissolve covalent compounds in it.
This is insoluble in water.

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