Asked by xee

separation method of silvdr chloride [solid] and sodium trionitrate[v] [aqueous]
Answered by Anonymous
Do you want.to keep the aqueous solution. I would just go with vacuum filtration, but not sure you are keeping the aqueous fractionation.
Answered by Anonymous
If so, (i.e., don't need aqueous solution) Buchner funnel, vacuum flask, filter paper and DI water are needed. Hook up Buchner funnel and vacuum flask. Add filter paper to Buchner funnel and turn on suction hose from bench top. Lightly wet filter paper with DO water to create suction and then add solution. Let solid dry.
Answered by DrBob222
I don't know how a question like this is answered because there is no such chemical as sodium trionitrate(v). You MAY be trying to write sodium trioxonitrate(v) but that is a st..id and incorrect way to write the name of NaNO3. That is sodium nitrate.
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