Gravimetric Method Flashcards

1
Q

This consists of isolating from the sample the constituent to be determined in its pure state and weighing it accurately.

A

Gravimetric analysis

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Isolation may be done by:

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❖ precipitating the sought substance in an insoluble form
❖ electrolysis
❖ converting the substance to a gas which is absorbed in a suitable reagent.

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3
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most common in isolation

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precipitating the sought substance in an insoluble form

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4
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electrolysis is the?

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separation of ions

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5
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Precipitation characteristics

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  • low solubility
  • large in particle
  • easy filtered
  • pure and stable
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6
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  1. Solubility Product Principle

The ionic product exceeds the ________________, precipitation will occur

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solubility product constant (KSP)

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7
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  1. The common ion effect

If there is an excess of one ion over the other, the solubility of the precipitate will __________

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decrease

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8
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  1. Law of mass action

The rate of the reaction is ______________ to the product of the molecular concentrations of the reacting substance

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directly proportional

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9
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Steps of Gravimetric Method by Precipitation

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  • Dissolve sample
  • Add ppt’ing reagent
  • Filter
  • Dry
  • Weigh
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