Chemistry, asked by reshmibaskaran1230, 1 year ago

Why use sulphuric acid rather than HCL when dissolving calcium oxalate?

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given above nitric acid cannot be employed to prevent this occlusion. Since lead chloride is more soluble than the sulphate, the possibility of using hydrochloric acid in the place of sulphuric acid in the dissolution of lead oxalate and subsequent titration was investigated.

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