I am doing an qualitative analysis of anions in classThere is aluminum with nitrate ions and Sodium hydroxide in a test tubeA cotton wad is stuffed in, not touching the ammoniaThen a piece of litmus paper is put inHow come it cannot touch the cotton?
But.the paper makes it easier to openI get aggravated when I don't have a kiss with the little piece of paper, I have troule opening it and always end up ruining the chocolateYou just have to be gentle with it!
I like hershey's kissesIf you find it, can I have it? I'll share.
Well, no, because thats like the trademark thingI mean, otherwise it would just look like a blob wrapped in foil, right? You could just eat the stripIts just paper, so It wouldnt hurt you, would it? And I think its fun the like twirl the kiss around by the paperLike wind it up and then let it goIts fun.
I think it's a good marketing tactic to have those little stripsWhenever I eat some hershey kisses, I get those little papers everywhereWeeks later I'll find a few of them lying around, and I'll start thinking of how nice it would be to have some more kisses.then I go buy someThen I eat them, and drop even more papers everywhereThen I find them weeks later, and decide to buy some moreThe process goes on forever.
Your question is really vague if its a nitrate test then there should be no Litmus paper in the 1st placeCare to explain the question another way?
