B. Decantation Setting aside one of the tubes in A in a test tube rack, you allow the solid particles (precipitate) to settle at the bottom of the test tube. Then separate the solid particles by decantation. How will you carry out the separation by decantation?

B. Decantation Setting aside one of the tubes in A in a test tube rack, you allow the solid particles (precipitate) to settle at the bottom of the test tube. Then separate the solid particles by decantation. How will you carry out the separation by decantation?

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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separation by decantation?

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