SALT ANALYSIS GUOGUODIZED( chemistry)

[@onyebuchiukeoma5893]

Please can you do a video for waec chemistry practical alternative B please.

[@NzekweQueenihuoma]

Great teaching sir

[@OkotoazaLeonard-ug5gr]

Thanks and welcome

[@OkotoazaLeonard-ug5gr]

A MIXTURE OF THE TWO SOLUBLE GIVES ONE SOLUBLE NANO3 AND ONE INSOLUBLE PbCO3

[@ezehurel3327]

U are good...just started following u recently...am a chemistry teacher too and u are articulate with ur teaching 👍

[@OkotoazaLeonard-ug5gr]

thanks for the compliments i really do appreciate

[@chinedujoseph6531]

Sir why not add HNO3 before adding NaOH indrops and inexcess

[@OkotoazaLeonard-ug5gr]

they can decide to add anyone

[@OkotoazaLeonard-ug5gr]

yes its possible they can ask you to add anyone first

[@axl.ai101]

sir al is gelatinious oh
check new school chem
great vid

[@OkotoazaLeonard-ug5gr]

white ppt or gelatinous is not what will give the students mrk the main purpose is to identify weather there is a ppt of solution.so e nor matter

[@axl.ai101]

@@OkotoazaLeonard-ug5gr so why didnt you add calcium ion for naoh??
cos it give white ppt as u say
Al and ca give white gel. ppt with naoh

[@sesughahowua5745]

Weldone. But the two salts are soluble. When you add water, you see a white ppt. When you filter you see white residue and colourless filtrate. The salts are soluble. But you say C is a mixture of soluble and insoluble salt. What do you think!

[@OkotoazaLeonard-ug5gr]

a mixture of the two soluble salt labelled as c gives a mixture of one soluble (nano3 and one insoluble pbco3