Chemical Analysis Flashcards

1
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What is a standard solution?

A

A solution of accurately known concentration

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2
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In a titration what is meant by concordant results?

A

Volumes within 0·2 cm3 are considered to be concordant at Higher

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In a titration what is meant by the end point?

A

The end-point is the point at which the reaction is just complete

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4
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In a titration why is an indicator used?

A

An indicator changes colour showing the end point

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5
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Describe in detail how a burette should be prepared and set up, ready to begin a titration.

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  1. Rinse the burette – rinse the burette with the required solution/with the solution to be put in it.
  2. Fill burette above the scale with solution
  3. Filter funnel used should be removed
  4. Tap opened / some solution drained to ensure no air bubbles
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6
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Why is an indicator not required for some redox titrations such as ones using potassium permanganate?

A

Potassium permanganate is coloured and loses colour when it is reduced.

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7
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What is chromatography used for?

A

To separate substances in complex mixtures.

Different substances travel at different speeds, so some move further than others in a given time.

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