Practicals Flashcards

1
Q

In a titration, 0.002 mol dm^-3 potassium manganate is used rather than 0.02. Why?

A

Larger titre leading to less percentage error.

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2
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What affects how big the uncertainty is?

A

The measuring instrument - what increments does it go up in?
Uncertainty with the procedure (repeat to limit this)
Making a judgement.

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3
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How do you calculate the uncertainty of repeated measurements?

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4
Q

How do you calculate percentage uncertainty?

A

Uncertainty/ measurement x 100

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5
Q

How do you reduce percentage uncertainty?

A

More sensitive equipment or increase the measurement.

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6
Q

Suggest ways a student could improve the quality of her scientific drawing.

A

No shading. Only use single lines. Add further labels. Don’t allow label lines to intersect. Add magnification.

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7
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How do you find percentage yield when you are given the moles of reactant?

A

Use moles of reactants to find moles of product. Use actual moles of product / expected moles of product.

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8
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Explain why an air bubble increases the final burette reading.

A

Air bubble takes up volume that would be filled by acid.

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