D. Alkalinity Test Soap + litmus Syndet + litmus Soap + phenolphthalein Syndet+ phenolphthalein E. Reaction with Mineral Acid Test Soap + 3M HCl Syndet +3M HCI Precipitate from above (Soap + HCI) + NaOH Predictions Precipitate from above (Syndet + HCI)+NaOH Predictions OI

D. Alkalinity Test Soap + litmus Syndet + litmus Soap + phenolphthalein Syndet+ phenolphthalein E. Reaction with Mineral Acid Test Soap + 3M HCl Syndet +3M HCI Precipitate from above (Soap + HCI) + NaOH Predictions Precipitate from above (Syndet + HCI)+NaOH Predictions OI

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D. Alkalinity
Test
Soap + litmus
Syndet + litmus
Soap + phenolphthalein
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phenolphthalein
E. Reaction with Mineral Acid
Test
Soap + 3M HCl
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Precipitate from
above
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NaOH
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above (Syndet +
HCI)+NaOH
Predictions
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