You want to determine the %composition of iron in a soil sample. You dissolved it in LIOH, forming solid FEOH. Then you subjected your sample in the furnace forming FeO. You weighed the FeO and compared it to the original mass of the sample. What type of gravimetry is described in the statement? thermogravimetry electrogravimetry precipitation gravimetry physical gravimetry

You want to determine the %composition of iron in a soil sample. You dissolved it in LIOH, forming solid FEOH. Then you subjected your sample in the furnace forming FeO. You weighed the FeO and compared it to the original mass of the sample. What type of gravimetry is described in the statement? thermogravimetry electrogravimetry precipitation gravimetry physical gravimetry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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