Standard Solution Flashcards

1
Q

What is a standard solution?

What is the concentration usually given in?

A

A solution whose concentration is known accurately

Mol/dm3
Or
g/dm3

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2
Q

What is most important about making up a standard solution?

A

The mass of substance is accurately measured and successfully transferred to a volumetric flask

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3
Q

Equipment for a standard solution

A

Balance
Weighing boat
Small beaker
Volumetric flask

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4
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Method for making a standard solution

A

Put weighing boat on balance and tare
Weigh required mass, recording to correct number of significant figures
Transfer to Beaker and add distilled water
Use distilled water to wash weighing boat twice
Stir with stirring rod until all dissolved
Transfer to 250cm3 volumetric flask using a funnel
Wash beaker and rod twice into flask
Add distilled water until 1cm3 below mark then fill to mark with teat pipette
Invert flask several times

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5
Q

Where do you measure volume of solution from ?

A

Bottom of meniscus

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6
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Method for preparing for a titration

A

Wash burette with solution A
Fill burette with solution A, ensuring ‘jet’ below tap is filled
Read level of solution

wash 25cm3 with B and fill with B to mark
Ensure no air bubbles
Transfer B to conical flask
Add indicator

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7
Q

Describe rough run for a titration

A

Run A into conical flask until colour change
Read level of solution in burette from bottom of meniscus
Record value to nearest 0.05

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8
Q

Describe subsequent titration runs after rough

A

Run A into B until 2cm3 before end point
Use distilled water to wash any drops of solution into conical flask to ensure all reacts
Add A dropwise until colour change
Repeat until concordant results are obtained

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9
Q

Define concordant

A

Results within 0.1cm3 of each other (units required)

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10
Q

What is important to remember about readings for a titration?

A

Does not have to be 0 initially

Does need to be to nearest 0.05

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11
Q

What is the colour of phenolphthalein

a) in acid
b) in alkali
c) at endpoint

A

a) colourless
b) pink
c) very pale pink

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12
Q

What is the colour of methyl orange

a) in acid
b) in alkali
c) at endpoint

A

a) yellow
b) red
c) pale orange

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