PREP.&STD. OF VOLM. SOLN. Flashcards

1
Q

Volumetric Analysis
• AKA

A

Titrimetric Analysis

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2
Q

Volumetric analysis is first introduced by french chemist

A

Jean Baptiste Andre
Dumas,

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3
Q

Volumetric analysis is what type of analysis?

A

Quantitative analysis

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4
Q

Based
on
the
determination of the
volume of a solution
of known concentration
(standard) required to
react quantitatively with
a
solution
of
the
substance
to
be
analyzed.

A

Volumetric analysis

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5
Q

is one of the simplest
and oldest method of
quantitative
analysis
where the amount of
pure
substance
is
determined
by
quantitatively
reacting
with the titrant or also
known as volumetric
solution.

A

Titration

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6
Q

Volumetric solutions are Abbreviated “VS“ and known also as

A

Standard solutions

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7
Q

are solutions of
reagents
of
known
concentration
intended
primarily
for
use
in
quantitative determinations.

A

VS or Standard solutions

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8
Q

are solutions of
reagents in such solvents and of such
definite concentrations as to be suitable
for the specified purposes.

A

Test solutions

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9
Q

Auxiliary agents used to determine the
end point of titration.

A

Indicators

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10
Q

A species added to the analyte to give
an observable change at (which is the
endpoint) or near the end point.

A

Indicators

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11
Q

is a process of determining exact
concentration of a solution

A

Standardization

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12
Q

is a highly pure and stable
chemical reagent used to prepare standard
solutions, usually for titration and making
secondary standards and dilutions.

A

Primary standard

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13
Q

An alternative method is by the use of a
solution of known concentration and
allowing it to react equally with the
prepared solution which is called as the

A

Secondary standard

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14
Q

a highly characterized
material suitable to test the identity, strength,
quality
and
purity
of
substances
for
pharmaceutical use and medicinal products

A

Reference standards

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15
Q

Name, MW, mEq of Perchloric Acid

A

HClO4
100g/mol
0.1

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16
Q

Name, MW, mEq of Sodium Methoxide

A

CH3ONA
54g/mol
0.054