Lab - Calibration of Glassware & Reagent Preparation Flashcards

1
Q

Identify the glassware

A

Mohr pipette

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2
Q

identify the glassware

A

Ostwald-Folin pipet

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3
Q

identify the glassware

A

serological pipette

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4
Q

Identify the glassware

A

volumetric transfer

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5
Q

most common method of calibration

A

measure amount of water delivered or contained by apparatus

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6
Q

Which is false?

A. It is important to note the temperature at which calibration is made.

B. Glass expands lightly when heated.

C. BOTA

D. NOTA

A

B

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7
Q

In calibration, what does the difference between the true & nominal values denote?

A

the correction

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8
Q

enumerate three basic types of solutions, in terms of concentration units

A

percent

normal

molar

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9
Q

To know exact normality or molarity of a given acid or basic solution, what procedure will have to be carried out?

A

standardization procedure

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10
Q

From the __ and __ of the water, the true volume of the glassware is computed.

A

weight

temperature

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