Titration - Preparing a Soluble Salt

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this was so helpful for chemistry GCSE :) thank you!

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Thank you this is very helpful

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this came in clutch

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Very good thanks ❤

[@almostmybedtime]

is it safe to use that same salt for cooking. like maybe adding it to your eggs?

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lmao

[@almostmybedtime]

@@sohailjaswar6442 genuine question

[@bob5432]

@@almostmybedtime no. Table salt (NaCl) is a type of chemical salt, like the one in this experiment, not the other way around. Most salts are toxic

[@almostmybedtime]

@@bob5432 thank you. but if you prepared NaCl in a lab, could you still use it

[@cyndaquill4ever476]

@@almostmybedtime if properly filtered then yes

[@muhammadazaan7497]

A very informative video.nice

[@shrudayie]

why should you repeat the experiment without the indicator?

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so that the solution color is not changed by the indicator

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You should never say that phenolphthalien is ''clear' in acid - it is colourless!!

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love losing marks for stuff like that

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