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goldnugget77

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This is from Hoke book
page 93
STANDARD SOLUTIONS OF GOLD, PLATINUM, AND PALLADIUM
To make a standard solution, dissolve a weighed piece of metal
in a definite quantity of solution. Thus, dissolve two grains of
fine gold in a few drops of aqua regia, wash it into a two-ounce
bottle, and fill the bottle up to the mark with water; label it "Two
Grains Gold in Two Fluid Ounces Water.


what
weighed piece of metal
is she talking about
 
goldnuggent77 said:
This is from Hoke book
page 93
Quote:
STANDARD SOLUTIONS OF GOLD, PLATINUM, AND PALLADIUM
To make a standard solution, dissolve a weighed piece of metal
in a definite quantity of solution. Thus, dissolve two grains of
fine gold in a few drops of aqua regia, wash it into a two-ounce
bottle, and fill the bottle up to the mark with water; label it "Two
Grains Gold in Two Fluid Ounces Water.



what
weighed piece of metal
is she talking about

The answer.

C.M.Hoke said:
dissolve two grains of
fine gold in a few drops of aqua regia, wash it into a two-ounce
bottle, and fill the bottle up to the mark with water; label it "Two
Grains Gold in Two Fluid Ounces Water.

Two grains is about .12 grams:


Do it similarly with Pt and Pd or whatever reacts with stannous chloride. You can also make mixtures of, say, Au and Pt, to see the color oddities.
 

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