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[1ST YEAR] PH 105 - Pharmaceutical Analysis I (Lec) > FINAL 01 - Volumetric Precipitimetry > Flashcards

FINAL 01 - Volumetric Precipitimetry Flashcards

1
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These are a class of reactions that deal with the formation of relatively insoluble substances

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Volumetric precipitimetry

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2
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Used in official volumetric precipitation assays

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Adsorption indicators

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3
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Used both in direct and residual titrations employing standard ammonium thiocyanate solution

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Ferric alum

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4
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Used in the analysis of chloride (and other halides)

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Potassium chromate

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5
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Is the product of the concentration of ions in a solution

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Ksp

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6
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Method based on the cessation of precipitation

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Gay-Lussac method

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7
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Type of titration - Gay-Lussac Method

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Direct titration

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8
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Titrant - Gay-Lussac Method

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Silver nitrate VS

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9
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Analyte - Gay-Lussac Method

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Halides

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10
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Indicator - Gay-Lussac method

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None

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11
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Endpoint - Gay-Lussac method

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Cessation of precipitate

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12
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Species responsible for endpoint - Gay-Lussac Method

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Silver halide

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13
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Method based on the formation of a second highly colored precipitate

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Mohr method

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14
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Type of titration - Mohr method

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Direct titration

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15
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Titrant - Mohr method

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Silver nitrate VS

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16
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Analyte - Mohr method

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Halides (except for iodide)

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17
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Indicator - Mohr method

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Potassium chromate

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18
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Endpoint - Mohr method

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Red precipitate

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19
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Species responsible for endpoint - Mohr method

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Silver chromate

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20
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Required pH condition - Mohr method

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pH 8

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21
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Method based on the formation of a soluble, colored complex

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Volhard method

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22
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Type of titration - Volhard method (residual)

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Residual titration

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23
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Excess titrant - Volhard method (residual)

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Silver nitrate VS

24
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Backtitrant - Volhard method (residual)

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Ammonium thiocyanate VS

25
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Analyte - Volhard method (residual)

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Halides

26
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Indicator - Volhard method (residual)

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Ferric ammonium sulfate/Ferric alum

27
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Endpoint - Volhard method (residual)

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Red-brown color precipitate

28
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Species responsible for endpoint - Volhard method (residual)

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Ferric thiocyanate

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Type of titration - Volhard method (direct)

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Direct titration

30
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Titrant - Volhard method (direct)

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Ammonium thiocyanate VS

31
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Analyte - Volhard method (direct)

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Mercury (Hg) compounds

32
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Indicator - Volhard method (direct)

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Ferric ammonium sulfate/Ferric alum

33
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Endpoint - Volhard method (direct)

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Red-brown color precipitate

34
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Species responsible for endpoint - Volhard method (direct)

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Ferric thiocyanate

35
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Method based on the appearance of turbidity

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Liebig method

36
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Type of titration - Liebig method

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Direct titration

37
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Titrant - Liebig method

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Silver nitrate VS

38
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Analyte - Liebig method

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Cyanides

39
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Indicator - Liebig method

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None

40
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Endpoint - Liebig method

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Turbidity appears

41
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Species responsible for endpoint - Liebig method

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Silver cyanoargentate

42
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Modification to the Liebig method; involves the addition of NH3 in the solution

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Modified Liebig’s method/Denige’s modification

43
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Type of titration - Modified Liebig method

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Direct titration

44
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Titrant - Modified Liebig method

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Silver nitrate VS

45
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Analyte - Modified Liebig method

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Cyanides

46
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Indicator - Modified Liebig method

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Ammonia, Potassium iodide

47
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Endpoint - Modified Liebig method

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Yellow color precipitate

48
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Species responsible for endpoint - Modified Liebig method

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Silver iodide

49
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Method based on the absorption of the indicator on the surface of the precipitate

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Fajan method

50
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Type of titration - Fajan method

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Direct titration

51
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Titrant - Fajan method

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Silver nitrate VS

52
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Analyte - Fajan method

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Halides

53
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Indicator - Fajan method

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Adsorption indicator

54
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Endpoint - Fajan method

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Pink color

55
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Species responsible for endpoint - Fajan method

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Silver halide w/ indicator

[1ST YEAR] PH 105 - Pharmaceutical Analysis I (Lec) (12 decks)

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