Original post by Lucasium
For observations and stuff, how do we know if it is a precipitate or not? Is it the same as Chem 5 in the sense that if there's no charge then it's a precipitate?
Experimentally - if you see the transparent solution become cloudy/opaque
Theoretically - if one of the products is insoluble
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