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Uploaded by on Oct 16, 2007

The white ppt form in this case is silver chloride

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  • If this was SPA, you would have failed your chemical transfer -.-

  • You are working without any gloves and you are using acid?

    Apparently you are not a chemist.

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  • @predalientube I'm in JC. MJC, to be exact. My 'A' level SPA is in 6 weeks.

  • Should have used a dropper to add the chemicals.

  • @predalientube I was from Swiss Cottage Sec, already took my o'level and now about to start Poly. Got an A2 for chem :( screwed up my titration calculations for SPA. Good luck for your O's!

  • @josanjosan Which school are you from? I'm from Yishun Secondary. Taking my 'O's this year.

  • @akr1sh the Cl is the salt

  • @predalientube Yes im singaporean, and i assume you are a teacher? I love chemistry but are you sure you are doing it right, with all that dripping and stuff :P

  • @josanjosan Are you a Singaporean too?

  • @akr1sh chlorine is in the salt

  • hmmm.... looks like it would be better to use a dropper to transfer the acid... mcuh safer :)

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