post lab discussion: exp. 6 Flashcards

1
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involves species which undergo reduction-oxidation (redox) reaction

A

redox titration

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2
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what are the 2 common titration methods based on redox titration

A

iodimetry
iodometry

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3
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what is the diff btwn iodimetry and iodometry

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iodimetry - used to quantify a reducing agent
iodometry - used to quantify an oxidizing agent

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4
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what is the endpoint in redox titration

A

blue-black

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5
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a technique that involves titrating free iodine with a reducing agent. As a result, iodine decreases to iodide and oxidizes other species.

A

iodimetry

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6
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is an indirect titration method in which the amount of iodine used is measured, which was used prior to the redox titration, through the means of a separate titration.

A

iodometry

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7
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iodimetry in redox titration,
titrant:
indicator:
endpoint:

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titrant: standard thiosulfate soln.
indicator: starch
endpoint: disappearance of dark-blue color from intense blue-black to colorless

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8
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iodometry in redox
titrant:
analyte:
indicator:
endpoint:

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titrant: KIO3 soln. (potassium iodate)
analyte: ascorbic acid
indicator: starch
endpoint: blue-black

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