Predict the appearance of the final Ca precipitate if Cu contamination is present. O white mixed with rusty brown stained to pale blue-grey stained to pale pink O pure white deep black stained with copper color stained with royal blue the desired precipitate will not form properly (still dissolved in solution) the precipitate appears exactly the same as without contamination

Predict the appearance of the final Ca precipitate if Cu contamination is present. O white mixed with rusty brown stained to pale blue-grey stained to pale pink O pure white deep black stained with copper color stained with royal blue the desired precipitate will not form properly (still dissolved in solution) the precipitate appears exactly the same as without contamination

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter12: Gravimetric Methods Of Analysis

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Problem 12.33QAP

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