Rp 01- Making A Standard Solution And Carrying Out An Acid Base Titration Flashcards

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What’s a standard solution

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A solution of known concentration

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How do you make a standard solution?

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  • measure the mass of solid required using a balance.
  • transfer this to a volumetric flask, rinse remaining weighing bottle content into the flask so no solid lost.
  • add volume of distilled water to dissolve the solid
  • swirl to mix
  • add more distilled water up to the line on the volumetric flask.
  • invert multiple times to mix
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What is weighing by difference?

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Method to weigh materials accurately
Mass of substance = mass of weighing boat and substance - mass of dish after substance is transferred

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What equipment is used to carry out a titration

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  • pipettes and pipette filler used to accurately out the volume of a reactant before transferring to a conical flask
  • burette used to add small volumes of one reactant to the other
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How do you carry out a titration ?

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  • once the pipette has been used to place one reactant into the conical flask, fill the burette with the other reactant. Record initial volume
  • add few drops of indicator to conical flask
  • open the burette tap and allow the reactant to flow into the conical flask, swirl to mix contents
  • close the burette tap once the expected colour change occurs. Use a white tile so the colour change is easy to see.
  • record final burette volume
  • repeat till get concordat results, then calc. Mean titre
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Why are acid-base indicators used?

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To detect when a reaction reaches completion, usually by presence of colour change

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What are concordat results?

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Titres that are within O.1cm3 of each other

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