Acid-Base Titrations Flashcards

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Acid-base titrations and oxo-red titrations have 3 requirements: (FSE)

A
  1. fast
  2. Of known and exact stoichiometry
  3. Have a method to detect the endpoint
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2
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HCL + NaOH –>

acid + base –>

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  • -> NaCl + H2O

- ->salt + water

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3
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A neutralized solution has a pH of…?

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Does NOT have to be 7. It depends on the nature of the salt formed

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4
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How do you standarize a solution?

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By using another chemical called a primary standard

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5
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A primary standard….(3)

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  1. High purity
  2. Known composition
  3. Reacts with known stoichiometry
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6
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What primary standard compound did we use to measure the molarity of NaOH?

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KHP: potassium acid phthalate

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7
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To standardize a solution, you must know…

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weight of the KHP and the volume of NaOH solution required to exactly neutralize it

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8
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mmol KHP =

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mmol NaOH (acid=base)

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9
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How did we standardize the HCL solution?

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Using the already standardized NaOH solution

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10
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The indicator (phenolphthalein) will turn ____ at the end point.

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Pink for longer than 20 seconds

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