Making Soluble Salts | Acids, Bases & Alkali's | Chemistry | The Fuse School
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- Learn the basics about how to make soluble salts as part of the acids and bases topic.
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You could add that the Copper Oxide was added to excess to ensure saturation, then the excess is filtered out.
This would cover all the main points for the Technique, not just the theory.
Generally I think all your videos are top quality, but this could just have that tweak to make it even better.
Oh i can make my own can I. Okay I'll just go get my HYDROCHLORIC ACID I HAVE LYING AROUND!
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Thanks, you deserve wayyy more subs!!
Thank you - we think so too!!
Easy way to memorize:
For soluble salt, add acid into metal, insoluble base, insoluble carbonate, alkali of soluble carbonate? So why ?
Well as the salt you are going to collect is soluble, u first have to let those cation and anion to be released upon dissociation, then let them join together.
So why need crystalization for soluble salt?
As they are soluble, so you first have to let solution to be saturated, so they can no longer 'dissolve' thus u can ''isolate" it out by filtration
For insoluble salt, that's even easier
Mix two solution containing the anion and cation part of insoluble salt, let them form insoluble salt and filter it out
this is not fkin easy to remember
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Great video, but it was a bit difficult to listen to. Might I suggest a pop filter for the mic and some sound absorption panels (if you're on a budget, get a frame and shove it full of towels from a charity store).
Thanks for the feedback - we agree that the sound quality on some of these old videos isn't great. We've upgraded our equipment now, so the newer videos are much better quality.
ok... looked at some of the newer videos. Subed :)
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The video was great and thanks a lot for the hard work.
The content was great!
I have an upcoming IGCSE exams.
Thanks! Appreciate it!
Yes it is amazing I created this; formed massive crystals :O
That's too informative !! it helped me to make my concepts clear
Great!
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7th of January 2021
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Really helped a lot. I have my exams tomorrow 😘👌
Hope it went well!
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what kind of acid should you use?
volatile or non volatile?
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No worries! Happy to help!
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You said copper (II) oxide is an insoluble base. How? I'm a bit confused about that. Also, are metal hydroxides and carbonates insoluble bases too?
follow the solubility rules!
Most carbonates, apart from sodium potassium and ammonium carbonates, are insoluble.
(chemistry coursebook, harwood and lodge)
they say most metal hydroxides are insoluble, but you should look into that deeper.
How do we know what is soluble or insoluble base
If I react Calcium oxide (base) with Sulfuric acid (acid) then the resulting salt would be Calcium sulfate, which is an insoluble salt!
Please solve this doubt
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I HAVE A QUESTION. HOW WOULD YOU OBTAIN EITHER SODIUM SULFATE OR SODIUM CHLORIDE SALT FROM A MIXTURE OF SOLID SODIUM AND SODIUM CHLORIDE?
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Thank you! Will do!
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anyone in 2021 saw the portions and typed "methods to prepare salts" and then came here?
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I've watched alot of videos about this yet I didn't understand anything 😭
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This so confusing
not relevant according to igcse chemistry
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still the same didnt get anything
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not relevant according to igcse chemistry