UNIT 2 Titration and Normality Flashcards

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What is the use of titrations?

A

determine the quantity of reagent f known concentration that is required to react completely with an analyte

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2
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What is needed to be know for a titration?

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Concentration of reagent –> standard solution

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3
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What is equilibrium?

A

When the reagents have reacted completely with analytes

–> need an indicator to know when that has happened

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4
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Equivalence point

A

Equal amounts has been sonsumed between the titrant and analyte

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5
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Overshoot

A

Add extra volume–> extra moles and notaccurate

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6
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End point

A

Physical chaneg has occured associated

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7
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Titration error

A

Et=V(endopint)-V(eq point)

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8
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What is a primary standard?

A

Ultrapure chemical compounds that is used fro reliability of titration

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9
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What is a secondary solution?

A

compound whose purity has been determined by chemical analysis

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10
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How do you make a secondary solution?

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Titrated with primary standard in order to determine exact concentration and make it a standard

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11
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What is back titration?

A

Adding excess of standard solution to consume an analyte is determined by titration with a second standard solution

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12
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What is an example of back titration?

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Iodine Value:

  • iodine saturates the double bond
  • determine the amount of O2 that saturated the double bond
  • add excess and titrate what is left –> find moles that is not consumed
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13
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What is normaility?

A

Expresses solution concentration

Number of equivalents contained in 1L of solution

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14
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What is the indicator?

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Added to analyte solution to produce observable signaling of the endpoint

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15
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What is Gravimetric titration?

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Mass of titrant s measured rather than the volume

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16
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What is the equation to determine the Volume of the concentrated solution of an aliquot?

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Vc=Vd*Cd/Cc

17
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Preparing diluted aliquots?

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Amount of solute from concentrated solution = amount of solution in diluted solution

18
Q

What is the simple way to describe Normality?

A

eq standard analyte=# eq standard reagent added

19
Q

What is the disadvantage of Normality?

A

Different definitions for the equivalent

Neutralization: Amount of substance that reacts with or supplies 1mol H ions