Volumetric Analysis Flashcards

1
Q

experimental; indicates end of titration

A

Endpoint

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2
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before the end point

A

Stoichiometric point
Equivalence point
Theoretical Endpoint

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3
Q

Reactants:

A

Titrant
Analyte
Indicator

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4
Q

known concentration

A

Titrant

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5
Q

one being analyzed

A

Analyte

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6
Q

weak acids or bases that change color in pH
change

A

Indicator

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7
Q

has preliminary step before titration

A

indirect

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8
Q

Volumetric Solution (VS):

A
  1. Primary standard
    2 Secondary standard
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9
Q

grams of a substance that is chemically equivalent to 1 ml of a volumetric solution

A

Titer

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10
Q

Buret used in titration:

A

Mohr: rubber tube + pinchcock
Geissler: glass stopper

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11
Q

TYPES OF TITRATION BASED ON CHEMICAL
REACTION:

A

NEUTRALIZATION
REDOX
ION COMBINATION

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12
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REDOX

A

Permanganometry
Cerimetry
lodi & lodometry
Volumetric precipitation

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13
Q

NEUTRALIZATION

A

Acidimetry
Alkalimetry

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14
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Cleaning solutions of buret and glasswares:

A
  1. Sodium dichromate in sulfuric acid
  2. Ammonium peroxydisulfate in sulfuric acid
  3. Trisodium phosphate solution
  4. Synthetic detergents
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