Precipitation Reactions
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@gabryhyrule007 haha if I had acces to my school's lab, it would be empty the next day.
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Oh that's nice.
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how can you tell if more than one chemicle chage has happend
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If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate!
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Wow that's very unexpected!!!!!!
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How is copper and the iron so close in color. R u color blind???????
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@mV33rs if i had acess to mine, id make some quality meth.
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Thats a great colour!
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Very Enthusiatic, and I'm assuming you've done these several times and still retained that, nice job
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Really nice video. Thanks so much for uploading! We did our science work for today based on this. I found it extremely interesting.
Thanks again!
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I was wondering if I could use this video in class, let me know
BYUHawaii 1 year ago
@BYUHawaii go ahead!!!
dbc616 1 year ago
heyy, GREAT video! very intersting.
i have a couple of questions though.. i sort of lost you at the seventh precipitate.
what do you mix for that, and for the tohers, how do you end up with silver iodide and lead chromate?
hollisterlovemuch 1 year ago
@hollisterlovemuch Silver iodide was formed from the reaction of potassium iodide and silver nitrate, and lead chromate was formed from lead nitrate and potassium chromate.
dbc616 1 year ago
My guess is that the reddish color from the chromate is probably CrO3 but I'm not 100% sure
mewrox99 1 year ago
@mewrox99 it's actually the natural color of silver chromate
dbc616 1 year ago