1. (a) What are the requirements that should be met for a precipitation reaction to serve as the basis of a gravimetric method? (b) What is "digestion"? In what ways can digestion improve the quality of an analytical precipitate? (c) A typical thermogravimetric curve for magnesium oxalate (MgC:O.) precipitates is given below. 18 134 226 398 478 900 Temperature, C Describe the weight loss as a function of temperature. Select a suitable ignition temperature for the gravimetric analysis of magnesium. Explain your choice. i. Predict the possible composition of the residues collected at the chosen temperature, i.

1. (a) What are the requirements that should be met for a precipitation reaction to serve as the basis of a gravimetric method? (b) What is "digestion"? In what ways can digestion improve the quality of an analytical precipitate? (c) A typical thermogravimetric curve for magnesium oxalate (MgC:O.) precipitates is given below. 18 134 226 398 478 900 Temperature, C Describe the weight loss as a function of temperature. Select a suitable ignition temperature for the gravimetric analysis of magnesium. Explain your choice. i. Predict the possible composition of the residues collected at the chosen temperature, i.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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