4.4.4: Titrations and pH curves Flashcards

1
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pH curves

A

how the results of titration experiments

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2
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X and y axis on pH curves

A

x axis: volume of base added

y axis: pH

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3
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What is the requirement for an indicator

A

must change colour exactly at the end point of the titration,
changes colour over a narrow pH range

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4
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Where must an indicator change colour on a pH curve?

A

change colour over a narrow pH range that lies entirely on the vertical part of the pH curve

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5
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Indicators often used in acid-base titrations

2

A

methyl orange and phenophthalein

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6
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Methyl orange colour change and at which pH

A

red at low pH
yellow at high pH
approx. pH of colour change: 3.1 - 4.4

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7
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Phenolphthalein colour change and at which pH

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colourless at low pH
pink at high pH
approx. pH of colour change: 8.3 - 10

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8
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How to find the end point of weak acid/weak base titrations

and why

A

use a pH meter

because there’s no sharp pH change so no indicator will work

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