Why add nitric acid after a sulfate/halide test
Just wondering why you would ever add nitric acid after you have added silver nitrate or barium chloride when normally it's first to remove other ions?
Original post by charlottelouc
Just wondering why you would ever add nitric acid after you have added silver nitrate or barium chloride when normally it's first to remove other ions?
I know that u can different concentrations of NH3 to the precipitate to fully confirm the halide ions
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