Precipitation Titration Flashcards

1
Q

To predict the solubility of ionic compounds, chemists set up a guideline called the?

A

solubility rule

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2
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These are ions that do not participate in the reaction and do not affect the equilibrium
of the system.

A

spectator ions

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3
Q

The equilibrium constant for a system involving a slightly soluble salt and its corresponding ions in a saturated solution is the?

A

solubility product constant

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3
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It is the summarized reaction including ions that participated in the reaction

A

net ionic equation

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4
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It is expressed as the concentration of the “dissolved solid” in a saturated solution

A

Molar solubility or solubility of a salt

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5
Q

It is an ion that is very sensitive and almost always forms a precipitate

A

Silver

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6
Q

Examples of argentometric titrations are?

A
  • Volhard Method
  • Mohr Method
  • Fajans Method
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7
Q

That is why chemists take advantage of this property and use silver as titrants in?

A

argentometric titration

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8
Q

The first type of indicator is a species that forms a precipitate with the titrant.

A

Mohr Method

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9
Q

It uses a species that forms a colored complex with the titrant or the titrand.

A

Volhard Method

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10
Q

The third type of endpoint uses a species that changes color when it adsorbs to the precipitate.

A

Fajans Method

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11
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is an ion that is very sensitive and almost always forms precipitate

A

Silver

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12
Q

Silver is an ion that is very sensitive and almost always forms precipitate. That is why chemists
take advantage of this property and use __________ as titrants in argentometric titrations

A

silver

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13
Q

the Mohr method titration’s end point is the formation of a ___________ precipitate of Ag2 CrO4

A

reddish brown

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14
Q

Titration’s end point = titrand’s end point - __________________________

A

reagent blank’s end point

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15
Q

the Volhard method titration’s end point is the formation of the _____________ Fe(SCN)2+ complex.

A

reddish-colored

16
Q

Amount of silver precipitated with chloride = original silver content - _____________

A

the excess silver

17
Q

Dichlorofluoroscein now adsorbs to the precipitate’s surface where its color is _________

A

pink

18
Q

Dichlorofluoroscein also carries a negative charge, thus, it is repelled by the precipitate and remains in solution where it has a ___________________ color

A

greenish-yellow