LAB G Flashcards

1
Q

go over all lab calculations in lab G

A

in book

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2
Q

what happens when species in consumed in terms of absorbance and its color

A

-decrease
-colorless

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3
Q

learning objective

A

gain experience in psuedu rate law

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4
Q

scientific purpose

A

determine rate law for the reaction of EB and sodium by integrated rate law
-absorbance

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5
Q

what is absorbance equation

A

A=ebc

e=extinction
b=path length
c=concentration

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6
Q

is ocl constant during a trial

A

no cause the concentration changes over time

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7
Q

if temp was lowered what would happen to the rate law

A

it would decrease

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8
Q

ph to concentration

A

10 e

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9
Q

concentration to ph

A

-log

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10
Q

poh to ph

A

14-poh

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11
Q

buffer

A

WA and CB

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12
Q

what are the ph calibrators

A

4, 7, 10

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13
Q

for buffer solutions, you want your ph to be as close to the

A

pka

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14
Q

buffer concentration formula

A

mol of acid + mol of base/ volume of buffer solution

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15
Q

learning objectives

A

-using a ph meter

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16
Q

purpose

A

prepare a buffer and test its buffer capacity

17
Q

3 ways on finding ph

A

=universal doner (cabbage)
-pH paper
-pH meter

18
Q

why ph meter over ph paper

A

more precise
paper is approx values

19
Q

equiv point

20
Q

half equiv point

A

half of titrant added

21
Q

buffer region

A

before after mid points
small amounts

22
Q

after equiv

A

dominated by titrant

23
Q

start of titration

A

only base or acid present