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Requesting help in designing an experiment

2010-09-15View Original

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Theoretically, if a small amount of calcium sulfate is present in the solution, adding sodium carbonate will result in the formation of calcium carbonate and sodium sulfate. Now, I would like everyone to help design an experiment aimed at verifying the precipitation of sulfate ions; it would be good to have detailed steps and data, such as how many grams or milliliters of certain substances to use, what to add them to, and so on
Reply #22010-09-15
With this method, you only need to monitor the changes in sulfate levels in the solution; it’s quite troublesome though. All you have to do is find a chemistry analysis book and follow the procedures outlined for sulfate testing

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