Acid-base Titrations Flashcards

1
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What equation is used to find the concentration of a solution

A

n = cv divided by 1000

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2
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What is the equation to calculate dilution

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Dilution = concentration of original solution divided by concentration of diluted solution

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How to you calculate the volume of original solution needed

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Volume of original needed = total volume of diluted solution divided by dilution

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4
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What is dilution factor

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The amount the original solution is divided by

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5
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What are the main pieces of apparatus used in a titration?

A

Burette, pipette with safety filler, volumetric flask, conical flasks.

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What is the first step in preparing a burette for use?

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Rinse the burette with deionized/distilled water.

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What is the second step in preparing a burette for use?

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Rinse the burette with the solution you will be filling it with.

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What is the final step in preparing a burette for use?

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Fill the burette with the solution you will be using, ensuring that the jet is filled. Ensure there are no bubbles

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9
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When using a burette, how is the volume of solution read?

A

At the bottom of the meniscus.

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What is the first step in preparing a pipette for use in a titration?

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Using a pipette filler, rinse the pipette using deionised water.

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What should you do after rinsing the pipette with the solution you will be filling it with?

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Draw the solution up to the line on the pipette.

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What is the procedure for releasing the solution from the pipette?

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Release the solution into a conical flask.

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What should you do with the tip of the pipette after releasing the solution?

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Touch the tip of the pipette onto the surface of the liquid. Ensure there are no bubbles

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14
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Fill in the blank: A _______ is used to fill a pipette.

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pipette filler.

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15
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True or False: It is acceptable for bubbles to form in the pipette tip.

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False.

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16
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What is the first step in carrying out a dilution of a solution?

A

Pipette 25.0 cm³ of the original solution into a clean volumetric flask

17
Q

What should you add to the volumetric flask after the original solution?

A

Add distilled water until the water is just below the line

18
Q

How should deionised water be added to the flask during dilution?

A

Using a disposable pipette, add deionised water very slowly until the bottom of the meniscus is on the line

19
Q

What is the final step after adding deionised water in the dilution process?

A

Stopper the flask and invert to mix thoroughly

Inverting the flask ensures a homogenous solution.

20
Q

What is the first step when preparing a solution from a mass of solid?

A

Place beaker on a balance and tare the balance

21
Q

What should be added to the beaker after taring the balance?

A

Add about 50 cm³ of distilled water to the beaker and stir using a glass rod

22
Q

What should you do with the solution in the beaker after stirring?

A

Pour the solution, with washings, into a volumetric flask

23
Q

What is the next step after pouring the solution into the volumetric flask?

A

Add distilled water until the bottom of the meniscus is on the line

24
Q

What should you do after adding distilled water to the volumetric flask?

A

Stopper the flask and invert several times to mix thoroughly

Mixing ensures that the solid is fully dissolved and the solution is homogenous.

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How do you increase the accuracy of a titration?
1. Add drop-wise at/before end point 2. Swirl the flask (ensures all washings are in the solution) 3. Read from the bottom of the meniscus
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How do you increase the reliability of a titration?
1. Carry out further titrations 2. Repeat the whole experiment 3. Obtain concordant results
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When is phenolphthalein used?
Strong-strong Strong base-Weak acid
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What colour is phenolphthalein in acid and alkali?
Colourless in acid Pink in alkali
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When is methyl orange used?
Strong-Strong Weak base-Strong Acid
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What colour is methyl orange in acid and alkali?
Red in acid Yellow in alkali
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What is meant by the term standard solution?
A solution of accurately known concentration