Steps A - D potassium trioxalato ferrate tri hydrate Flashcards
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what are the three phases of a synthesis
- reaction
- workup
- characterization
describe the three phases of a synthesis
reaction
- identifying what parameters need to meet to have a successful experiment (like what are the reactants, what solvent is needed?)
workup
- some way to isolate the desired product from biproducts present
characterization
- qualitative and quantitative analysis to determine if we have made the correct product and HOW much
what is the limiting reagent in
2 H2 + O2 —> 2 H2O
oxygen is the limiting reagent
what is the chemical formula for ferrous oxalate hydrate
FeC2O4 x H2O
what colour is ferrous oxalate hydrate
yellow
what is an intermediate to the complex salt
ferrous oxalate hydrate
what is the formula for potassium trioxalato ferrate (iii) trihydrate
proper technique for diluting 18 M H2SO4 to 100 ml 3M H2SO4
v1c1 = v2c2
(0.1L)(3M) = x(18M)
V2 = 0.017 ml
is oxalic acid a liquid or solid under normal lab conditions
solid
is this reaction a reduction or oxidation
reduction (Mn)4 is gaining electrons)
how to calculate theoretical yield
actual yield from experiment / theoretical yield from product produced based on limiting reagent
what is the end point colour change of the permanganate-oxalate reaction
dark purple to light pink
why is potassium permanganate handled carefully
will leave brown spots on clothes or skin AND can irritate skin and eyes
what is the catalyst used in the permanganate-oxalate reaction
manganous ion (Mn2+)
what are the colour of the crystals in the final product
green
why did we analyze the final crystals
to determine the percent composition of each element in the crystals
what was the first step of preparing the Ferrous Oxalate (PART A)
quantitatively transferring the ferrous ammonium sulfate to a beaker charged with 25 ml of warm water and acidified with 20 drops of 3 M H2So4
what is the formula for Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate
how was the mass of Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate used determined (PART A)
after transferring to the prepared beaker the vial was rinsed with small amount of RO water and dumped into beaker
AFTER the vial was washed with acetone to evaporate the water and weighted
Subtract the vial with crystals from vial without
how was oxalic acid prepared (PART A)
2.5 grams of the oxalic acid with 25 ml of RO water
what do oxalic acid crystals need to fully dissolve (PART A)
gentle heating
where was the oxalic acid added (PART A)
to the Ferrous Ammonium solution
what was done once the oxalic acid was added to the ferrous ammonium solution (PART A)
the combined solution was brought to a gentle boil while stirring CONTINUOUSLY
what happens as the oxalic acid and ferrous ammonium solution was heated (PART A)
the precipitate at the bottom goes from a dark orange colour to more yellow as more ferrous oxalic forms