Iodine-thiosulfate Titration Flashcards

1
Q

Explain how iodine, a non-polar substance of very low water solubility, is brought into aqueous solution.

A

Reaction with I-, which forms tri-iodide which is water soluble

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2
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What’s the indicator in an iodine experiment?

A

Starch

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3
Q

When is the indicator added?

A

Near the end when it is a pale yellow colour

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4
Q

What’s the colour change?

A

Brown->Straw->blue-black->colourless

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5
Q

When they ask you to do a calculation involving iodine, do you use I or I2

A

I2

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6
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Explain why the use of distilled water instead of deionised water throughout this experiment would be likely to ensure a more accurate result.

A

Distilled water is purer because in deionised water only ions have been removed

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7
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What is a primary standard?

A

A Stable substance from which solutions of known conc. can be made

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