Titration Flashcards

Chemical Changes (9 cards)

1
Q

What is the purpose of using a universal indicator in titrations?

A

To estimate the pH of a solution by turning a variety of colours

Each colour indicates a narrow range of pH values.

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What is the color change of a universal indicator in acidic to alkaline solutions?

A

Red in acidic solutions to violet in alkaline solutions.

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3
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What is important to observe during a titration between an alkali and an acid?

A

A sudden colour change at the end-point.

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4
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Name a single indicator that can be used in titrations.

A

Litmus, phenolphthalein, or methyl orange.

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5
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What color does litmus turn in alkalis and acids?

A

Blue in alkalis and red in acids.

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What color does phenolphthalein turn in alkalis and acids?

A

Pink in alkalis and colourless in acids.

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7
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What color does methyl orange turn in alkalis and acids?

A

Yellow in alkalis and red in acids.

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8
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Fill in the blank: A universal indicator is made from a mixture of __________.

A

[different indicators]

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9
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True or False: A universal indicator provides a single color for each pH level.

A

False.

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