Why is dilute hcl added to solution in gravimetry analysis?
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Barium salts can react with water in solution, particularly OH-(aq) to form Ba(OH)2. I think this is not massively soluble and may remove some of the Ba2+ ions from the solution before they are precipitated with SO42-. I suspect the HCl is to prevent this by removing any Ba(OH)2 and changing it back to BaCl2.
An excess of Na2SO4 will be needed to ensure complete precipitation of BaSO4
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Barium salts can react with water in solution, particularly OH-(aq) to form Ba(OH)2. I think this is not massively soluble and may remove some of the Ba2+ ions from the solution before they are precipitated with SO42-. I suspect the HCl is to prevent this by removing any Ba(OH)2 and changing it back to BaCl2.
An excess of Na2SO4 will be needed to ensure complete precipitation of BaSO4
Hope it's help u
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