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[*] posted on 22-7-2015 at 11:19


E.g. weigh accurate amount of carbonate. Add weighed amount of excess acid. CO2 escapes. Weigh.

Or: calcine accurate amount of product. Weigh before and after.

Elementary, dear Watson. ;)




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[*] posted on 22-7-2015 at 15:34


Oh Holmes, you've pulled it out of the blogbag once again.

Hurrah.




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[*] posted on 22-7-2015 at 15:59


Quote: Originally posted by aga  

Hurrah.


Quiet, Sir. Or I'll MAKE you prepare some Malachite and measure its CO<sub>2</sub> content, just fer "laffs"! :D

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[*] posted on 27-7-2015 at 11:42


Haha, I don't have any titrated acid, nor anything but plaster of paris as far as calcium compounds go. Good ideas, though. Sorry for the uninformed thread I started. I'd never heard of Basic Copper Carbonate.



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