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krek1111 [17]
2 years ago
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Giải thích tại sao chén sấy (hoặc chén nung) dùng chứa tủa phải xử lý cùng với điều kiện xử lý tủa? Thời gian sấy (hoặc nung) bắ

t đầu tính từ thời điểm nào? Giai đoạn sấy (hoặc nung) sau quá trình tạo tủa được gọi là giai đoạn gì? Sản phẩm của giai đoạn này được xử lý bước tiếp theo là gì trước khi thực hiện phép cân? Mục đích của bước xử lý này là gì?
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nevsk [136]2 years ago
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