Lecture

Powder Synthesis and Precipitation

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This lecture discusses the process of powder synthesis and precipitation, focusing on the reaction between aqueous A and B to form a solid AB. The instructor explains the mass balance, equilibrium constant, and the importance of controlling conditions for precipitation experiments. The lecture covers the kinetic behavior of the system, nucleation, and the factors influencing particle size in chemistry.

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