Volumetric Analysis Flashcards

1
Q

When is a back titration necessary?

A

When a compound is insoluble

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2
Q

How to make standard solution?

A
  • Weighing primary standard accurately
  • Dissolving in a small volume of solvent in a beaker
  • Transferring the solution and rinsings into a volumetric flask
  • Make up to the mark with solvent
  • Stoppering and inverting
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3
Q

What must a primary standard have?

A
  • Reasonably high gfm
  • Be soluble
  • Be stable when solid and in solution
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4
Q

Example of a compound that’s not a primary standard?

A

Sodium hydroxide

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5
Q

Example of a primary standard?

A

Potassium dichromate

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6
Q

Complexometric reagent?

A

EDTA

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