Gravimetric Determination of an Unknown Sulfate Flashcards

1
Q

This is a quantitative method being used to determine the amount of a substance by selective precipitation of a substance from a solution

A

Gravimetric analysis

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2
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In gravimetric analysis, _______ is separated from the aqueous solution by means of filtration and is then weighed

A

Precipitate

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3
Q

In the experiment, the __________ of sulfate in an unknown sample is determined by gravimetry

A

Percentage mass

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4
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In gravimetry, the first step is to ___________

A

Pre-weigh the unknown sample and dissolve it in water

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5
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In gravimetry, the second step is the addition of ___________ to the unknown which will result in the precipitation of all the sulfate ions as barium sulfate

A

addition of barium chloride

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6
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Reaction involved in the experiment

A

Metal sulfate (aq) + barium chloride (aq) -> Barium sulfate (s) + metal chloride (aq)

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7
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In this experiment, what is collected through filtration, dried, and weighed?

A

Barium sulfate

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8
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True or false: Mass of sulfate in the precipitate = mass of sulfate in the unknown sample

A

True

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9
Q

3 reagents used in exp 13?

A
  • unknown solid sulfate salt
  • 6M HCl solution
  • 0.1M BaCl2 solution
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10
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14 materials to be used in exp 13?

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  • 250 mL beaker
  • analytical balance
  • stirring rod
  • 100mL graduated cylinder
  • stand with ring clam
  • wire screen
  • bunsen burner
  • wash bottle with distilled water
  • crucible with cover
  • crucible tongs
  • ashless filter paper
  • large funnel
  • 250mL Erlenmeyer flask
  • clay triangle
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11
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Step 1:
Measure between _____ and ___ g of the unknown sample in the balance

A

0.3, 0.5

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12
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Step 2:
Transfer it to a ____ beaker and add enough water to have approximately ____ ml in the beaker

A
  • 250 mL
  • 50 mL
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13
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Step 3:
Add 2mL of _____ and stir the solution until all the unknown sulfate has dissolved. Heat the solution until it is nearly boiling

A

6M HCl

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14
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Step 4:
Measure 15 mL of _______ and slowly add it to the unknown solution and stir the solution carefully. Allow the precipitate to settle in the beaker for 10 minutes

A

0.25M BaCl2

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15
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Step 5:
Weigh a ______ using the analytical balance and record its mass in the data sheet

A

filter paper

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16
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Step 6:
Fold the filter paper into ______ and open it into a cone and place it in the funnel

17
Q

Step 7:
Dampen the filter paper with distilled water so it adheres to the cone of the funnel and slit the funnel over a ____________

A

250mL Erlenmeyer flask

18
Q

Step 8:
Filter the solution into the _______

A

250mL (Erlenmeyer) flask

19
Q

Step 9:
After ______, rinse any remaining barium sulfate precipitate in the funnel and remove the filter paper gently from the funnel by folding it on top of itself

A

filtration

20
Q

Step 10:
Let the filter paper with the precipitate be completely air dried for at least ______ (time) before weighing again

21
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Step 11:
Weigh the ______ with the precipitate and record its mass in the data sheet

A

air dried filter paper