Asked by DK

A chemial test to distinguish between iron(Fe) and iron sulphide(FeS)..without using a magnet
Answered by Dr Russ
A magent is not a chemical test anyway.

This question has been answered several times in the last few days.

Also it is iron sulfide, the ph spelling went out of use internationally some 15+ years ago.
Answered by Dr Russ
See for example my answer on Monday, February 9, 2009 at 11:04am.
Answered by Jeanne
Hi there

Please please help me. I'm a mom trying to find the answer for my child. Do not have intenet at home and have been to the library for 3 hours and one th internet at work for 5 hours and still cannot find an answer. I stumbled across the website by luck (aren't very good with computers) I need the answer to this really bad and also as how to do a physical test to separate a mixture of iron and sulfur. Would a simple test like pouring water on the mixture help? The iron will sink to the bottom and sulfur will stay afloat. Then i just "spoon" the sulfur from the water? If you know of anything else, please please help. I also do not know how to search for the answer you gave on 9/2/09 (too stupid) Your help is highly appreciated
Answered by joe
go to tenth grade sience from google then go to the site that you think will help you the most
Answered by Lauren
What is an organic substance found in a dna molecule that is a weak base?
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