J jims Member Joined Jul 8, 2003 Messages 127 Location Sydney Gender Male HSC 2003 Sep 10, 2003 #2 wat kind of example are you thinking of?
N ND Guest Sep 10, 2003 #3 Well to detect sulfate, you can add HCl (i assume to lower the pH) then add Ba(NO3)2. And to detect phosphate you add NH3 then Ba(NO3)2. Why does the HCl or NH3 have to be added?
Well to detect sulfate, you can add HCl (i assume to lower the pH) then add Ba(NO3)2. And to detect phosphate you add NH3 then Ba(NO3)2. Why does the HCl or NH3 have to be added?
shadowRRL Member Joined Jul 13, 2003 Messages 66 Gender Male HSC 2003 Sep 10, 2003 #4 i didnt know that
Constip8edSkunk Joga Bonito Joined Apr 15, 2003 Messages 2,397 Location Maroubra Gender Male HSC 2003 Sep 10, 2003 #5 HCl is to remove carbonates that may precipitate and NH3 is to make sure PO4 precipitates not H(or H2)PO4 [edit:]which doesnt precipitate? Last edited: Sep 10, 2003
HCl is to remove carbonates that may precipitate and NH3 is to make sure PO4 precipitates not H(or H2)PO4 [edit:]which doesnt precipitate?