Volumetric Analysis

Question 1

Analytical Methods in which the volume of a solution of known concentration consumed during an analysis is taken as a measure of the amount of active constituents in a sample being analyzed

Answer 1

Volumetric Analysis / Titrimetric Analysis / Titration

Question 2

Components of a volumetric Analysis

Answer 2

Volumetric Solution
Analyte
Indicator

Question 3

Solution of known concentration, must undergo standardization

Answer 3

Volumetric Solution / Standard Solution / Titrant

Question 4

The substance/active constituent to be analyzed (of unknown concentration)

Answer 4

Analyte / Active Constituent / Sample / Titrand

Question 5

Chemical which changes in color during the endpoint of the titration process

Answer 5

Indicator

Question 6

Point denoting completion of reaction, not observable
Volumetric solution = Analyte

Answer 6

Equivalence Point / Theoretical Endpoint / Stoichoimetric Point

Question 7

Experimental approximate of the equivalence point, can be observed, a sudden change in property of the reaction mixtures

Answer 7

Endpoint / Experiemental endpoint

Question 8

Determination of the concentration of a solution

Answer 8

Standardization

Question 9

Standardization is accomplished by using

Answer 9

Primary Standard, Secondary Standard

Question 10

Carefully weighed sample of a substance of KNOWN PURITY; stable chemical compound that are available in HIGH PURITY

Answer 10

Primary Standardization

Question 11

Standard solution used in indirect standardization; Standard solution of known concentration usually standardized by primary std.

Answer 11

Secondary standardization

Question 12

VS in Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3)

Answer 12

HCl

Question 13

VS in Potassiuk biphthalate (KHC8H4O4)

Answer 13

Aq: NaOH, KOH
Non-Aq: Perchloric Acid

Question 14

VS in Benzoc Acid (C6H5COOH)

Answer 14

Sodium methoxide

Question 15

VS in Arsenic trioxide (As2O3)

Answer 15

Ceric Sulfate
Iodine Solution

Question 16

VS in Potassium dichromate (K2Cr2O7)

Answer 16

Na thiosulfate

Question 17

VS in Sodium oxalate (Na2C2O4)

Answer 17

K Permanganate

Question 18

VS in Sodium chloride (NaCl)

Answer 18

Silver nitrate

Question 19

VS in Calcium carbonate (CaCO3)

Answer 19

EDTA

Question 20

Primary Standard for Standardization of HCl

Answer 20

Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3)

Question 21

Primary Standard for Standardization of NaOh, KOH, Perchloric Acid

Answer 21

Potassium biphthalate

Question 22

Primary Standard for Standardization of sodium methoxide

Answer 22

Benzoic Acid

Question 23

Primary Standard for Standardization of Ceric Sulfate & Iodine Soln

Answer 23

Arsenic trioxide

Question 24

Primary Standard for Standardization of Na thiosulfate

Answer 24

Potassium dichromate (H2Cr2O7)

Question 25

Primary Standard for Standardization of K permanganate

Answer 25

Sodium oxalate (Na2C2O4)

Question 26

Primary Standard for Standardization of Silver Nitrate

Answer 26

Sodium chloride

Question 27

Primary Standard for Standardization of EDTA

Answer 27

Calcium carbonate

Question 28

The number og gram-mEq involved in a quantitative procedure

Answer 28

Milliequivalent Weight

Question 29

Weight in grams which is chemically equivalent to 1 gram atom of Hydrogen

Answer 29

Gram-equivalent weight