In gravimetric analysis, co-precipitation occurs alongside with analyte precipitation, resulting in the introduction of impurity and excess mass. Occlusion and inclusion are among the sources of impurities. Distinguish the difference between occlusion and inclusion and compare them using diagrams

In gravimetric analysis, co-precipitation occurs alongside with analyte precipitation, resulting in the introduction of impurity and excess mass. Occlusion and inclusion are among the sources of impurities. Distinguish the difference between occlusion and inclusion and compare them using diagrams

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter16: Solubility And Precipitation Equilibria

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In gravimetric analysis, co-precipitation occurs alongside with analyte precipitation,
resulting in the introduction of impurity and excess mass. Occlusion and inclusion are
among the sources of impurities. Distinguish the difference between occlusion and
inclusion and compare them using diagrams

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