Experiment 4 Solution Preparation Flashcards

1
Q

A homogeneous mixture of two or more substances with each substance retaining its own chemical identity

A

Solution

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2
Q

can be expressed in a number of ways

A

Solution

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3
Q

A solution in which water is the solvent

A

Aqueous solution

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4
Q

A solution in which a substance other than water is the solvent

A

Nonaqueous solution

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5
Q

a solution that contains less than the maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved under the conditions at which the solution exists.

A

Unsaturated

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6
Q

a solution that contains the maximum amount of solute that can be dissolved under the conditions at which the solution exists.

A

Saturated

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7
Q

an unstable solution that temporarily contains more dissolved solute than that present in a saturated solution.

Excess solute crystallizes out with time and the solution reverts to a saturated solution

A

Supersaturated

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8
Q

Formula

A

M1V1 = M2V2

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9
Q

process of reducing the concentration of a solution by increasing the amount of solvent

A

Dilution

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10
Q

Solution Preparation: Solid Solute

  1. ________
  2. ________ and ________ to correct vol flask
  3. ________ to the mark
A

Weigh
Dissolve and Transfer
Dilute

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11
Q

Preparation of NaOH Solution

  1. Calculate the mass (g) of NaOH needed.
    mol NaOH =
    mass NaOH =
A

MxV in L
mol NaOH x molar mass NaOH

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12
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Preparation of NaOH Solution

  1. Weigh using ___________
A

Top Loading Balance

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13
Q

Preparation of NaOH Solution

  1. _____ in enough (less than the desired V soln) amount of _____
A

Dissolve
Water

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14
Q

Preparation of NaOH Solution

  1. ______in volumetric flask then ______ to desired amount of solution.
A

Transfer
dilute

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15
Q

Preparation of HCl Solution

  1. Calculate the volume of HCl needed
    Formula: ?
A

M1V1=M2V2

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16
Q

Preparation of HCl Solution

  1. Obtain the liquid using _________ and _________.
A

serological pipette and aspirator.

17
Q

Preparation of HCl Solution

  1. Transfer the _______ into the volumetric flask containing small ______.
A

withdrawn acid
amount of water.

18
Q

Preparation of HCl Solution

  1. Dilute to desired amount of _______.
A

Solution

19
Q

Reminders: Add ____to ____

A

Acid to Water

20
Q

Reminders: Observe proper reading measurement: for clear – lower_________ and upper for ________

A

meniscus
colored solutions

21
Q

Reminders: Always ______properly

A

Label

22
Q

Reminders: No spills ➔ _______

A

inaccuracy

23
Q

Reminders: Make sure all washings were transferred into _________.

A

volumetric flask

24
Q

Type I grade water, also known as

A

Ultrapower

25
Q

it is the purest form of water to be produced.
It’s used for the most critical applications and advanced analytical procedures.

A

Type I grade water or Ultrapower

26
Q

____________, also known as Ultrapower

A

Type I grade water

27
Q

Type II water grade doesn’t have the same _______ of Type I, but still maintains high levels of _______

A

Pureness
Purity

28
Q

Type II Water is a _________ for clinical analyzers as the ___ build-up is reduced with this water type.

A

good feed water
Calcium

29
Q

Type III grade water, also known as

A

RO Water

30
Q

____________, also known as RO water

A

Type III grade water

31
Q

It is water produced through the purification technology reverseosmosis.

A

Type III grade water or RO water

32
Q

It is a free of inorganic materials, suspended impurities and most organic contaminants.

A

Distilled Water

33
Q

While there may be school laboratory applications where distilled water is required, in many applications, ____________ (aka demineralized) water will do just as well.

A

Deionized

34
Q

___ like a water, is free of inorganic materials and most suspended contaminants.

A

Deionized Water

35
Q

if you need organic-free water, buy a still or buy _____________

A

Distilled Water