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The Elements of Qualitative Chemical Analysis, vol. 1, parts 1 and 2

Note 398 — Chapter XI · THE COPPER AND SILVER GROUPS. PRECIPITATION WITH HYDROGEN SULPHIDE

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The concentration of the hydrogen-ion is really a little greater than that of the hydrosulphide-ion, as a result of the ionization of the latter, but the amount of hydrogen-ion formed in this way (about 1E−15) is so minute, compared with that formed by the primary ionization, that it is negligible.

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