Hi all Nexians!
I'dd like to share with you a very nice w.page that i've found online searching abt advanced chemistry for precipitates (tryng to search abt a correlation between pressure and precip. physics)..
It's greatly described and most important for me starts from "for dummies" (explaining terminology and concepts) and ends for "pros", with excercises/examples too!!
I understand that some scientific datas are difficult to understand if you're not directly involved, but here's easy (altrough with a little web search) if you like to macro-understand what's happening in your jars .

I saw there are some other nice sections but i didn't have time to read it right now.
Hope this helps like I did!
If you want to jump straoght to precip page the lesson is the 3.4.

Cheerssszzz

Chem. solutions lessons

Ps. Sry for grammatical "oRRORS" ;P

cute, brings back memories.

we have a few threads on this, and then some.
cheers.

Oh d'oh! Already posted?
I hope i choosen the right section at least heheh, i'll go back to lesson 0: how to use search engine in the forum lol.

hehe, all good.
thanks for posting it.

once you get out of the welcome area, you'll get access to a vast wealth of info.
from simple chemistry, to advanced separation techniques.

there are also threads linking to popular free tutorial sites, like MIT videos and Khan academy

Thanks a lot! : )