Flame test kits

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RosalieL
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We just have A-E labelled “unknowns” that are the same as the knowns and they have to compare and work out which is which.
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That makes sense. Thank you. :D
Monday morning madness................... :crazy:
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RosalieL
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That’s ok :) that’s what we’re all here for - to support each other in our madness! :crazy: :w00t:
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I just read this thread again and after 30 years of doing flame tests realised saturated solutions are the go. I have been cleaning bunsens since the last flame test prac where the kids drop salts into the turret and block the jet.
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mtg wrote: ↑02 Mar 2022, 09:07 I just read this thread again and after 30 years of doing flame tests realised saturated solutions are the go. I have been cleaning bunsens since the last flame test prac where the kids drop salts into the turret and block the jet.
We find the 1M solutions work okay
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