How to Solve Problems in Qualitative Analysis

0.1 gram mol 0.1M solution 6N HAC acetic acid added AgBr AgCl antilog BaCl2 buffer Calculate the concentration Calculate the hydrogen-ion Calculate the ionization centration Cr+++ Cu++ decimal point diluted electrons equal equilibrium equivalent weight exponent expressed Fe++ Fe+++ FeCl3 FeSO4 formula weight given gram equivalent H+]² H₂BO3 H₂O H₂S H3O+ Hg++ HNO3 hydrogen-ion concentration hydrolysis hydroxyl-ion concentration ion concentration ionization constant K₁ KMnO4 liter of solution log H+ logarithm table mantissa method Mg++ MgSO4 milliequivalents milligrams milliliter mixed exponential Mn++ Mn+++ MnO4 mol per liter molar concentration molar solubility NaAc NaCl NaOH NH₁ NH4+ NH4Cl NH4OH number of equivalents number of milliequivalents oxidation partial equations Pb++ precipitation Problem 11 react reaction REASONS FOR STEPS salt saturated solution saturated with H2S solu solubility product solve specific gravity substance sulfide-ion concentration tion volume weak acid weak electrolyte Zn++