Volumetric analysis Flashcards

1
Q

in an experiment why would no stopper be used

A

to allow gas to escape

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2
Q

Why should deionised or distilled water be used rather than tap water

A

impurities may be present in tap water

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3
Q

Describe how a burette should be prepares and set up ready to begin a titration

A

rinse the burette with the required solution
fill burette above the scale with the solution
filter funnel used should be removed
reading should be taken from the bottom of the meniscus

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4
Q

suggests why the activation energy for a reaction may be low

A

the reaction is spontaneous

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5
Q

Suggests points of good practice that a student should follow to ensure an accurate end point is achieved in a titration

A

all readings taken at eye level
All glassware is clean and has been rinsed with the solution to be used.
White paper under the flask to easily identify the end-point.

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6
Q

Describe how a test using fehlings or benedicts solution should be carried out

A

Sample and Benedict’s solution in a test tube in a hot water bath

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7
Q

Describe how to set up an enthalpy of combustion reaction

A

measure temperature of water at the start
weight the fuel at the start
burn the fuel then extinguish the flame
measure the maximum temperature
weight the fuel at the end

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8
Q

How to make up a standard solution

A

weigh mass of solute
dissolve in small volume of deionised water in a beaker
transfer to standard flask with repeat rinsings
fill flask with deionised water until the bottom of the meniscus is line marked
stopper and invert to mix

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9
Q

What is the most accurate piece of equipment to measure volume

A

pipette

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10
Q

Why would gas be collected over water

A

insoluble gases
where a dry sample is not required

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11
Q

Why would gas be collected using a gas syringe

A

soluble gases
where a dry sample is required

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12
Q

What is a titration used for

A

accurately determine the volume of solution required to reach the end point of a chemical reaction

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13
Q

suggest a disadvantage of using a methanol fuel cell when compared to a hydrogen fuel cell

A

the use of methanol as a fuel would produce carbon dioxide

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14
Q

Give reasons why a process is profitable

A

low cost of reactants
exothermic reaction so the energy released could be used in other processes
costs are less as low pressure is used

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15
Q

Explain why the relative rate of a reaction decreases as the concentration of the solution decreases

A

fewer collisions are taking place as concentration decreases

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16
Q

What piece of glassware is used to prepare a standard solution

A

volumetric flask

17
Q

Describe how a 250cm of a standard solution would be prepared

A

dissolve in small volume of deionised water
transfer with rinsing up to the line in a standard flask

18
Q

What is filtration

A

used to separate a solid reside from a liquid or a solution

19
Q

In an experiment to measure the rate of reaction, which piece of equipment is used to collect gas evolved?

A

gas syringe

20
Q

State the measurements required to calculate the mass of an alcohol burned in an enthalpy of combustion reaction

A

mass of burner before and mass of burner after

21
Q

What is the end point of a titration

A

the point where the reaction has just reached completion

22
Q

Describe fully a method to accurately measure the mass of a 10.0 cm solution

A

Use a 10cm3 pipette to transfer the solution to a beaker that has been tared on a balance

23
Q

how can a gas that is insoluble in water be collected

A

displacement of water

24
Q

To ‘transfer quantitatively’ means that all of the iron tablet solution must
be transferred into the volumetric flask.
Describe how this is carried out in practice.

A

Rinse beaker and transfer the rinsing’s to the flask

25
Q

What is an indicator

A

a substance which changes
colour when a reaction is just complete

26
Q

What is the correct way to measuring the mass of a solid

A

weighing by difference

27
Q

Describe a procedure to accurately weigh out a 50·0 g sample of iodised
table salt.

A

Set the balance to zero, place weighing bottle on balance. Record empty mass. Add 50.0g of salt to weighing bottle on balance and record the new mass. The difference in masses is the mass of the substance in the bottle.

28
Q

What is the burette used for in a titration

A

gradually and accurately add small volumes of solution to the conical flask

29
Q

Suggest ways to maximise profit in an industrial process

A

recycle gases
use a catalyst
using the by products

30
Q

Explain why the aluminium foil needs to be heated at the start of
the preparation, despite the reaction being highly exothermic.

A

To provide the activation energy

31
Q

What is a condensation reaction

A

two small molecules join together to form a larger molecule with the loss of water

32
Q

Why would tap water not be used when making a standard solution

A

it contains metal ions that could alter the concentration

33
Q

What does transfer quantitively mean

A

transfer with repeat rinsings

34
Q

Describe how to form a solution

A

use pipette to measure volume required and transfer directly into standard flask
fill flask with deionised water until bottom of the meniscus is on the marked line
stopper and invert to mix

35
Q

Suggest why fuel cells are thought to be more environmentally friendly than aviation fuels

A

water is the only product

36
Q

Name factors that are important influences on the design of an industrial process

A

opportunities for recycling
marketability of by products
product yield

37
Q

Give a reason for titrating several smaller samples of fruit drinks

A

improve reliability

38
Q

What are the environmental consideration in an industrial process

A

minimising waste
avoiding the use of toxic substances
designing products which will biodegrade if appropriate

39
Q

Explain the steps to collect, dry and weigh a precipitate

A

weigh the filter paper
filter the precipitate
wash the precipitate with water to remove any impurities
dry the precipitate in the oven
weigh the precipitate and the filter paper