Potassium bicarbonate

In many ways, any living being is the product of water. The figures are relevant for this assumption: the human body contains 60% water. A newborn has at birth 64% water in his organism while the fetus in the third month of pregnancy has in his tissues, 91% water. As a man ages he starts to dry: around the age of 70, the body contains 46% water. The body is composed of 25% solids and 75% liquid material in which the solvent is water. Furthermore, even the brain tissue is composed of 85% water (Wedro

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Raghed Odeh Chemistry 227 11/08/2017 Which Alkali Metal Carbonate? Abstract In this experiment, the unknown metal carbonate was put in three different experiments to determine which substance the unknown carbonate had. Gravimetric analysis, simple weight loss and a flame test were done to help determine the unknown metal. The end results supported that the metal was Lithium with a 78.125 g/mol for the first method, a 60.08 g/mol for the second method and a red color for the third method. Introduction

Reem Tahomi Chemistry 227 November 5, 2017 Which Alkali Metal Carbonate Abstract: The purpose of this lab was determining which alkali metal carbonate composes a given unknown sample by using three different methods. These three methods of flame test, simple weight loss calculation, and gravimetric analysis method were used to identify the properties and the molar mass of the unknown given sample. After doing the previous tests, it was discovered that the metal was Na2CO3 (sodium carbonate), and

may be identified by white or light brown crusts on the soil surface. Saline soils usually have an EC of more than 4 mmho cm-1. Salts that are usually created in saline soils include NaCl (table salt), CaCl2, gypsum (CaSO4), magnesium sul¬fate, potassium chloride and sodium sulfate. The pH of saline soils is generally below 8.5. The normal desired range is 6.0 to 7.0, but many Texas soils are naturally 7.5 to 8.3. Leaching the salts from these soils does not increase the pH of saline soils. On

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RESULTS & DISCUSSION The experiment used qualitative analysis to determine two cations in an unknown solution. In Part A, identified either silver or lead that was interfused into the metal nitrate salts solution. In Part B, calcium or barium would appear. In Part C, another method of qualitative analysis was performed by cation flame tests. The various metal chloride solutions would be used to observed and recorded the colored flame of each species. The goal was to practice qualitative strategies

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