Chemistry
When using a solid to make a solution of accurately known concentration for use in a titration, the solid must
A dissolve slowly.
B have variable water of crystallization.
C not absorb moisture from the air.
D have a small molar mass to increase the accuracy of weighing.
How do I solve this ???
A dissolve slowly.
B have variable water of crystallization.
C not absorb moisture from the air.
D have a small molar mass to increase the accuracy of weighing.
How do I solve this ???
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