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  1. miri.ella's Avatar
    1 02-05-2012  21:53
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    Chemistry A2 Help
    Does Salicylic acid form a white precipitate when Barium Chloride is added or is there no reaction, I have tried looking for this reaction everywhere and can't find it...:confused:
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    2 03-05-2012  02:16
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    I don't think there's a PPT. There is a white ppt between BaCl2 and SO4 (2-) .. BaSO4 though.
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    3 03-05-2012  07:43
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    Thank you
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