1.2 Amount Of Substance Flashcards

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Practical steps (method) for a titration

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3 ways to improve accuracy of titration

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Describe method of heating in a cubicle

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Volumetric pipette or measuring cylinder

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Volumetric pipette because more accurate and smaller uncertainty

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Conical flask or beaker

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Conical flask because it is easier to swirl the mixture without spilling the contents

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Why add distilled water during a titration to a conical flask

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Use larger mass of solid
So larger titre reading will be needed

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Suggest a source of error using a burette

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Air bubble

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Inside of conical flask rinsed with deionized water, why does this improve accuracy of titration

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Returns reagents on side of mixture
Ensures all reagents are able to react

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Explain why adding water does not affect volume required in titration

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Added water does not affect amount of moles

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Answer = 3.78g

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Completely ignore 3.1
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Ignore 6.1
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A) incorrect -> Br^- is oxidised to Br2 B) Incorrect SO2 is formed, not sulfur (that's with iodide) C) Correct - it oxidises Br^- to Br2 and itself is reduced to SO2 D) Incorrect - H2S only formed when Sulfuric acid ismreduced further, e.g with iodide
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Will tire reading increase or decrease if air bubble not removed
Increase
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What should you be careful of when using indicators
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How to reduce an uncertainty in a titration
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How to reduce uncertainty in measuring mass
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What to use to calculate atom economy and yield
Yield = moles Atom economy = Mr