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Experiment limitations in formation of soluble salts! Eek! *delete me*
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Hi there! I'm writing a lab report on the solubility of different salts! The experiment goes like this;
Combining different salt solutions and seeing which form precipitates and which don't to study the solubility of the different salts!
I just can't think of any limitations to the experiment. We basically just mix drops of different salts. I know that solubility is something that's relative(?) and not absolute. The only limitation I can think of is that perhaps it needs more time to see if the salts are permanently insoluble or soluble. Perhaps that didn't make sense. Does anybody have any ideas or suggestions? I'd be ever-so-grateful.
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What salts solutions did you mix? How was mixing these salt solutions going to alter solubility? Have you recently learned, or read in your textbook, something that answers these questions?
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