The large surface-to mass ratio of colloidal particles supports the goal of adsorption indicators, but the coagulation sometimes interferes with desired results. Explain how the coagulation is beneficial in gravimetric analysis but is detrimental to volumetric analysis.

The large surface-to mass ratio of colloidal particles supports the goal of adsorption indicators, but the coagulation sometimes interferes with desired results. Explain how the coagulation is beneficial in gravimetric analysis but is detrimental to volumetric analysis.

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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