Identifying Anions

[@JoshhUK]

nothing like a last minute cram on the bus before my practical exam , cheers bro :)

[@anjalibhatnagar3514]

Your way of explaining these complex thing is so good , that they appear damn easier. You are too good man ! (Y)

[@Bairindo]

Very helpful!!! I did these experiments along with a few others, but I had a lot of troubles. After review over the tests, and then watching your videos I understand things A LOT more, which will be helpful for when we have to find an unknown anion. Thank you!

[@kelignz]

Thank you! My professor required this and the cation flowchart as an assignment before we start our lab tomorrow. I am so glad I found your videos because I have never done a flowchart and have never seen these. Saved my life haha.

[@janemaina1138]

Your explanation is incredible

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[@aleksandrakugacka6716]

Thanks it was helpful and well explained. By the way can you maybe make a tutorial about polymers used in industrial chemistry?

[@BrownPen_BluePen]

Why did we swap from mixing stuff with HCl to HNO3 to get the H+? Also why are we mixing stuff with acid in the first place?

[@jeslinjoseph1457]

sir, can u explain how to test nitrate ion using copper chips and using some ring test.

[@malarashoke4505]

Jeslin Joseph its not in cambridge syllabus

[@AdolphLP]

this is really helpful for revision, helps me to visualise it thank s

[@Island_babe97]

This totally helped me for my test.. good job :)

[@yaquanliang4994]

Hello! May I ask u that why the testing of anions need an acidified medium?what is the reaction of the acid with testing solutions? How does the acids remove the interfering ions? Thank u!!

[@marvelousblessed6100]

Love your method of explaining.

[@ankitmistry8798]

very much helpful and simple to understand... god bless

[@Rohita7659]

Why we acidify medium with HNO3 before adding AgNO3 when testing halides?

[@Martinezivan94]

Can we also use bacl to test for sulphate?

[@RukaSubCh]

Thanks this helps for my O-lvl's chem

[@orewaflo8582]

Good video, really understood everything.

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[@onewishmaycometrue]

this helped so much, thanks!

[@souhardyahalder3903]

great work..... keep doing... and keep helping us

[@lopamudrakar5680]

My textbook says that a white precipitate is formed which is soluble in dilute HCl. (CO3)

[@domdam1547]

thanks sir. A great presentation and helped a lot

[@gabrielseme5035]

Complex ion can be AlO2- or Al(OH)4- ?just wondering?

[@eirikdegard4498]

Great presentation

[@simstatic]

Great video. Have shared with my friends :)

[@katarinastojanovic7296]

How do we know what medium the solution should be in,acidic or alkalic?

[@laa4530]

Is there a glow chart for this like the cations test

[@alexsacademy]

@Kuga Pol OK. Please subscribe and stay tuned!

[@joanna4335]

THANK YOU SOO MUCHH!!. My chemistry teacher is really bad at explaining so this is my only way of learning now ;-;

[@leelikshen1712]

what is the use of hcl acid？

[@oreshawright1527]

thank you very much for helping me in my lab report!

[@malevip]

Why is it a must to start with acid? Can u make video explaining that! Thanks.

[@bezeebee]

+Tapa Adding an acid helps to eliminate the possibility of other anions. e.g and acid + a carbonate produces effervescence, while there's no immediate reaction if an acid was added say to a sulphate.

[@andrewlee1791]

Why need to add equal amount of strong acid on it ect HCl/HNO3/H2SO4???

[@mrorange3529]

quick! how do we tell which solution is soluble and insoluble i think its related to transparency but its not clear to me can someone explain please?

[@shashikantmore3903]

If it dissolves in NH4Cl... It is soluble...and if not it is insoluble... Please correct me if I m wrong

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[@rashmisingh7178]

Really very helpful thank u sir..

[@kevinkaushaal1493]

nice job, neatly done..

[@keheliya3]

so2 also turns lime water to milky white. ????

[@sadiasiddiqua4945]

Yep. But SO2 will turn ac. K2Cr2O7 green or ac. KMnO4 colourless, which CO2 won't .

[@jamesedwardtagalan2147]

Thank you so much!

[@jeremydias4722]

nice but i think u should also add the ionic equation

[@justicenwafor3776]

not clear for nitrate ion.

[@monaelamin2981]

Awesome Tutorial Thank you :)

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