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How do you separate salts present in water?
By heating water is evaporated and salts remain as a solid residue.
Why do wild rabbits lick the mortar between bricks on patio?
I suspect they are after the salty taste as a result of the salts in the cured mortar.
When a beryllium salts is dissolved in water what species are present in such a solution?
probably hydrated beryllium salts like BeCl2.H20
What are the salts of the sea?
The most important salt in the sea water is sodium chloride; other salts present are KCl, CaCl2, MgCl2.
What are the salts present in honey?
Honey doesn't contain sodium chloride.
What type of salts are present in crude oil?
3 Types of Chloride Salts are found in crude oil: Calcium, Sodium and Magnesium Chlorides
Why must epsom salts be heated to a constant weight?
To remove the water of hydration. the loss of weight will be the weight of water present in the original salts.
What is an electric desalter?
an electric desalter is one which uses a high electric potential to separate the salts present in the crude. it is a horizontal drum .it forms an emulsion with crude an emulsion is a mixture of crude and water.water added to the crude acts as an solvent for dissolving the salts present in the crude .once these salts are properly dissolved the electric charge breaks these salts into charged ions and form a dipole .water along with salts settle at the bottom and the crude overflows to the fractionation column
Does barium atoms present in its lattice?
Ionic salts as barium chloride form lattices.
How do salts come in water?
Salts mainly comes from the soil that is being eroded by the water. The water from higher places such as the mountain comes down anderode the soil which contain many salt molecule. This makes the salts to be present in the soil
The conversion of nitrates present in the soil or water to free molecular salts to nitrates?
nitrogen cycle
What are the salts present in your body?
Examples: calcium phosphates, sodium chloride, potassium chloride etc.
