Making Insoluble Salts | Acids, Bases & Alkalis | Chemistry | FuseSchool

Learn the basics about how to make insoluble salts as a part of the overall acids and bases topic.
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hey so the video is great but you didn't explain about the direct combination of the constituent elements method?

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How do direct combination process work.......you didn't tell it in this video....isn't you??

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Can anyone explain the direct combination of the constituent elements method?

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can you do any videos on making ionic liquids?

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what volumes of each solution should we use??

[@fuseschool]

In case of NaI and AgNO3 - both salts are soluble in water. In order to prepare (aq) solutions, each compound is weighed out into its own beaker and dissolved in a suitable volume of water. The amount of water will depend on compound's solubility, which you can easily find online.

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what is with the typo? insoluable?

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AgI is not bright yellow though

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0:12 *insoluable*

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We'll fix that!

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Who else doesn't understand

[@abdelrahmanamirmohammed]

insoluble is written wrong from the beginning....cheers...lol !

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Isnt a base an alkaline

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A base that dissolves in water can be called alkali.

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[@eesazoravincent4574]

There was a spelling mistake FYI: you wrote "insoluable" its actually insoluble.

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Good spotting! Thanks for noticing!

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literally dog water

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