Unit 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What are auxiliary reducing and oxidizing reagents used for

A

To pre treat, oxidize or reduce compounds in solution (example oxidizing all Fe2+ to Fe3+)

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2
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Example of auxiliary reducing agent

A

Zinc

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3
Q

Example of auxiliary oxidizing agent

A

Hydrogen peroxide

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4
Q

Example of standard reducing agent

A

Fe2+

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5
Q

Example of standard oxidizing agent

A

Permanganate

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6
Q

What reaction is never at equilibrium

A

Reference and beaker

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7
Q

Alkaline Error

A

pH electrode interacts with sodium and think its hydrogen at high pHs thus it will think the pH is lower than it actually is

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8
Q

What does Nikolsky Equation correct for and how

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It corrects for alkaline error because it taken the selectivity of the analyte and interfering into consideration

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9
Q

What does Total Ionic Strength Adjustment Buffer

A

Raises ionic strength so the activity can be measured instead of concentration

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