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2 years ago
13

In a gravimetric analysis, if the water molecules are not completely removed from the salt during the heating process, will the

reported salt-to-water mole ratio be high or low?
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1 answer:
sashaice [31]2 years ago
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<span>Presumably, any salt-to-water ratio would be low, if the water molecules are not removed from the solution, whatever it may be, as salt is typically a very small potion in saline water.</span>
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