Volumetric analysis part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

amount usually refers to

A

a mass

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2
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how do you get Mr

A

add up the big numbers

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3
Q

formula for grams from moles

A

g = Moles x Mr

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4
Q

liquid in a solution

A

solvent

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5
Q

thing that dissolves in a liquid

A

solute

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6
Q

strength of a solution refers to

A

concentration

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7
Q

grams per litre from moles per litre

A

g/l = m/l x Mr

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8
Q

how many molecules in a mole?

A

6 x 10 to the power of 23

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9
Q

how is the concentration of a liquid found

A

by carrying out a titration

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10
Q

indicator in titration between HCl and Sodium carbonate

A

methyl orange

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11
Q

formala for titrations

A

MA x VA x nB = MB x VB x nA

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12
Q

M

A

molarity of the solution i.e. m/l

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13
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V

A

volume

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14
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n

A

mole ratio ie. number of molecules involved in a reaction

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15
Q

standard solution

A

a solution of exact known concentration

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16
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when you do a titration what are you doing

A

standardising a liquid

17
Q

primary standard

A

a solute which is pure and can be weighed accurately, can dissolve in a solvent to give a standard solution