Which of the following techniques is most appropriate for separating solid silver chloride from an aqueous solution?

a) Paper chromatography

b) Filtration

c) Titration using a burette and a strong acid

d) Electrolysis

e) Evaporating to dryness

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Anabelle Moore

4 January, 14:48

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Lennon Fischer · Answer 1

Because silver chloride is solid. The most appropriate way for separating solid silver chloride from an aqueous solution is b) Filtration.

Which of the following techniques is most appropriate for separating solid silver chloride from an aqueous solution?a) Paper chromatographyb) Filtrationc) Titration using a burette and a strong acidd) Electrolysise) Evaporating to dryness