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Scheme for Identification of Acidic Radical in Inorganic Salt | Inorganic Chemistry Practical In this video, we explain the scheme for identification of acidic radicals (anions) in inorganic salt analysis — step by step, just like in the analytical chemistry practical taught to pharmacy, dentistry and chemistry students. The scheme discussed in this video follows the standard laboratory procedures adopted in undergraduate chemistry, dentistry and pharmacy programs, providing both theoretical background and practical interpretation of observations. 📑 Learning Objectives: • Understand the principles of qualitative inorganic analysis. • Learn the stepwise scheme for detecting acidic radicals. • Identify the reagents, chemical reactions, and expected observations involved in each test. • Distinguish between volatile and non-volatile acidic radicals using suitable confirmatory tests. 🧪 Acidic radicals covered include: Carbonate (CO₃²⁻), Sulphite (SO₃²⁻), Sulphate (SO₄²⁻), Phosphate (PO₄³⁻), and others commonly encountered in analytical chemistry practicals. #AnalyticalChemistry #InorganicQualitativeAnalysis #AcidicRadicals #AnionAnalysis #InorganicSaltAnalysis #ChemistryPractical #PharmacyStudents #ChemistryEducation #AnalyticalChemistryLecture #LaboratoryScheme For Contact: 📍 Facebook personal account:   / mostafa.elnaggar.14224   📍 Youtube channel:    / @mostafanaggar-ie4jn   📍 Email address: mostafa.elnaggar@alexu.edu.eg 📍 Mobile (Whatsapp): +20 10 12463029