Chemistry practical 2 Flashcards

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Aim of this experiment

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To make a solution of a known concentration of ACID and use it to find the concentration of SODIUM HYDROXIDE solution

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How to prepare the standard solution: the solid acid

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Weigh an empty test tube
Spoon approximately 2.5g of sulfuric acid into the tube and reweigh both the tube and acid

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How to prepare the standard solution: addition of the water to solid acid

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Dissolve the weighed acid in 100cm3 of water in a beaker

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How to prepare the standard solution: volumetric flask

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Transfer washings and the solution into a volumetric flask

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How to prepare the standard solution: dissolving water

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Make up the solution to around 250cm3 in the volumetric flask with deionised water

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Step 1 of the actual titration

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Rinse the burette with solution of sulfamic acid
Because any remaining liquids in the burette may dilute the standard solution
Do not use water = diluted

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Step 2 of titration

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Rinse volumetric pipette with sodium hydroxide solution
If we use water, then this will dilute the solution because this well effect how much NaOH we add thus how may moles we have

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Step 3 of titration

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Pour 25cm3 aliquot of NaOH into conical flask
And methyl orange indicatior

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Step 4 titration

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Titrate standard solution of sulfamic acid against the unknown concentration of NaOH in flask

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Can we wash the conical flask with water?

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Yes because the moles of NaOH have already been measured so remaining water molecules will not change number of moles

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Step 5 if titration

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Continue until 2 concordant titres have been obtained

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Colour change of methyl orange

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Red in acid
Yellow in neutral/alkali
So a colour change will be yellow to red

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Colour change of phenolphthalein

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Colourless in acid
Pink in neutral/alkali
So a colour change will be from pink to colourless

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