Anion Test - Chloride Ions

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Solutions containing chloride ions are typically colourless in colour.

To test for the presence of chloride ions in solution, you may use the silver nitrate test.

Silver Nitrate Test - To a sample of your solution, add an equal volume of dilute nitric acid. No visible observations can be made. Upon addition of a few drops of silver nitrate, a white precipitate forms.
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What was the point in nitric acid? The white precipitate still would have formed without the nitric acids

skipperdelcara
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Thank you very much. I'm student of pharmacy and I make a lot of reactions in university lab. Very helpful video.

michastacel
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Thank you
If you add After Ammonia solution, will the cloudy solution will dissolve and become clear?

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Will we get white precipitate for barium chloride test if bromide is present ?

ragnarT
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Please wear your PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).

johnnymarin
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Poor use of camera, incomplete labeling of chemicals

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