Chemistry, asked by nishankpaudel1, 5 months ago

Give one characteristics relation as a test for the following classes of salt. a.Carbonate b.Sulphate.​

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Characteristic smell helps to identify some anions such as acetate, sulphide etc. (B) Dry Heating Test. This test is performed by heating a small amount of salt in a dry

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