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Salt formation through precipitation reactions

Salt formation through precipitation reactions

LC1.4.6.4

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In this experiment the students will get to know another salt formation reaction: Salt formation through different precipitation reactions. Precipitation reactions are very useful in qualitative analysis, especially for detecting different anions. In this case, barium sulphate and silver chloride are precipitated.

Components of equipment sets

1	6045682	Powder spatula, steel, 185 mm
1	667057	Test tube rack metal, 20 mm Ø
2	6659531	Dropping pipette 150 mm x 7 mm Ø
2	6659541	Dropper bulb
4	6640421	Test tube Fiolax 16 mm x 160 mm
1	610010	Laboratory safety goggles
1	667609	Safety gloves, nitrile rubber, size 8
1	6707300 4	Barium chloride solution, 10 %, 100 ml Warning H302
1	6719100	Iron(II) sulfate-7-hydrate, 100 g
1	6718700	Iron(III) chloride-6-hydrate, 50 g
1	6729630 4	Copper(II) sulfate-5-hydrate, 500 g
1	6735720 4	Sodium chloride, 1 kg
1	6748710 4	Silver nitrate solution, 5 %, 100 ml Danger H314 H410
1	6753410	Water, pure, 5 l

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