General, Organic and Biochemistry - Laboratory Manual b. When SCN-ion is removed from the reaction mixture (by adding Ag ions, which form an insoluble AgSCN(s) precipitate and thus reduce the amount of SCN-)? Explain why. c. When the temperature of the mixture is increased? Explain why d. Would adding more Fe3 result in the color change to yellow or red? Explain why

General, Organic and Biochemistry - Laboratory Manual b. When SCN-ion is removed from the reaction mixture (by adding Ag ions, which form an insoluble AgSCN(s) precipitate and thus reduce the amount of SCN-)? Explain why. c. When the temperature of the mixture is increased? Explain why d. Would adding more Fe3 result in the color change to yellow or red? Explain why

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General, Organic and Biochemistry - Laboratory Manual
b. When SCN-ion is removed from the reaction mixture (by adding Ag ions, which form an
insoluble AgSCN(s) precipitate and thus reduce the amount of SCN-)? Explain why.
c. When the temperature of the mixture is increased? Explain why
d. Would adding more Fe3 result in the color change to yellow or red? Explain why

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