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Reagents And Titration Flashcards

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Substance that is consumed during the course of the chemical reactionp

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Reactant

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A substance or compound that is added to a system in order to bring about a chemical reaction or see if a chemical reaction occurs

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Reagent

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A solution of hydrogen peroxide and an iron catalyst

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Fenton’s reagent

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Uses of fenton’s reagent

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  • oxidizing contaminants or waste waters

* destroy organic compounds such as trichloroethylene (TCE) and tetrachloroethylene (PCE)

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Used to differentiate between water-soluble carbohydrate and ketone functional groups

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Fehling’s solutiono

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Uses of fehling’s solution

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  • differentiate water-soluble carbohydrate from ketone functional groups
  • test for monosaccharides
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6
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Color of final fehling’s solution

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Deep blue

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Two solutions of fehling’s solution:

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  • fehling’s a : blue aqueous solution of copper (ii) sulfate

* fehling’s b : colorless aqueous solution of potassium sodium tartrate (rochelle salt) and a strong alkali

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Analytical reagent used to detect the presence of soluble proteins

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Millon’s reagent

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Positive result of presence of tyrosine (millon’s reagent)

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Reddish-brown

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10
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A chemical reagent used to determine the presence of an aldhyde or alpha-hydroxy ketone functional groups

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Tollen’s reagent

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Composition of tollen’s reagent

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  • silver nitrate

* ammonia

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12
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Positive test of tollen’s reagent

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Precipitation of elemental silver forming a silver mirror

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13
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Used to detect ammonia or primary and secondary amines

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Ninhydrin

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Positive test of ninhydrin

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Deep blue or purple color - Ruhemann’s purple

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Uses of ninhydrin

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  • detect fingerprints - terminal amines

* detect ammonia or primary and secondary amines

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16
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Used for detecting the presence of peptide bonds

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Biuret reagent

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17
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Positive test in biuret reagent

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Copper (ii) ions form a violet- colored coordination complexes in an alkaline solution

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18
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Chemical test that distinguishes aldose between ketose sugars

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Seliwanoff’s test

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19
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Positive test in seliwanoff’s test

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  • deep cherry red - dehydrated ketose

* faint pink - aldose

20
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Used to detect the presence of reducing sugars

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Benedict’s reagent

21
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Positive test for benedicts reagent

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Color change of clear blue to brick red

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Uses of benedicts reagent:

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  • detect presence of reducing sugars

* includes monosaccharides and many disaccharides including lactose and maltose

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Common lab method of quantitative chemical analysis that is used to determine the unknown concentration of an identified analyte

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Other names of titration

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  • Volumetric analysis

* titrimetry

25
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Play a key role in titration

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Volumetric measurements

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Reagent prepared as a standard solution

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Other name for titrant

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Other name of analyte

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Volume of titrant reacted

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Titration set up

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Beaker or erlenmeyer flask

Burette

31
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Equal volume of acid and base

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Equivalence point

32
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Used in acid-base titrations

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Phenolphthalein

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In acidic solutions, phenolphthalein is

34
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In basic solution, phenolphthalein is

35
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Ph indicator for weak acids and bases

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Bromothymol blue

36
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bromothymol blue turns _______ in acidic solution

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Green to yellow

37
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Bromthymolblue turns _______ in basic solution

38
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Frequently used in titrations because of its clear and distinct color change

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Methyl orange

39
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Color change of methyl orange when solution becomes less acidic

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Red-orange-yellow

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In an acid, methyl orange is

41
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In a base, methyl orange is

42
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Used to calculate an unknown concentration of acid (or alkali) using a neutralization reaction

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Titration experiment

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Number of moles =

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Concentration of base x volume of base

44
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Concentration =

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Number of moles / volume of acid

45
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Titration is a common lab method of quantitative chemical analysis used to determine the unknown concentration of an identified ________

46
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A known concentration and volume of titrant reacts with a solution of ________ to determine concentration

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Analyte or titrand

47
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Small volumes of the titrant are then added to the _______ and _______ until the ________ changes color in reaction to the ___________________ reflecting arrival at the endpoint of the titration

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  • analyte and indicator
  • indicator
  • titrant saturation threshold
  • endpoint
48
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Upon reaching an endpoint the volume of _______ consumed is measured and used to _______ the concentration of analyte

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  • reactant

* calculate

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