Silver chloride (AGCI) is a white-gray solid used to treat mercury positioning. A student vacuumed filtered a solution containing a suspension of silver chloride. Upon conclusion of filtration, the filtrate was extremely cloudy, although the student used the thickest grade of filter paper. To refilter the silver chloride, the student should: O switch to gravity filtration and change to a grade 1 filter paper. O assume that the silver chloride cannot be separated from solution. double the filter paper and refilter using vacuum filtration. O switch to gravity filtration using the thickest grade of filter paper. O switch to gravity filtration and double the thickest grade of filter paper.

Silver chloride (AGCI) is a white-gray solid used to treat mercury positioning. A student vacuumed filtered a solution containing a suspension of silver chloride. Upon conclusion of filtration, the filtrate was extremely cloudy, although the student used the thickest grade of filter paper. To refilter the silver chloride, the student should: O switch to gravity filtration and change to a grade 1 filter paper. O assume that the silver chloride cannot be separated from solution. double the filter paper and refilter using vacuum filtration. O switch to gravity filtration using the thickest grade of filter paper. O switch to gravity filtration and double the thickest grade of filter paper.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations

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