Phenolphthalein was the indicator you used in your titration.
a. What made phenolphthalein a
good choice of indicator? (Meaning, how do you choose
an appropriate indicator for a
titration.)
b.You used only a couple drops of
a 1% solution. Why is it important to use such a small
quantity of indicator in
a titration?
c.The point where the color
changed is known as the end point. What is the difference
between the end point and
equivalence point?
d.Can the end...
The Fajans titration uses an adsorption indicator to detect the endpoint of a titration in which a precipitate is formed. For the titration of Cl by Ag insoluble AgCl is formed. Indicate what is happening at each step of the titration by selecting the correct statement.
(a) During the titration:Ag solution was added to Cl solutionCl solution was added to AG solution.
(b) At the endpoint, just past the equivalence pointAn excess of Cl
On the indicators of faecal contamination in the waters:
A. Define what is an indicator of faecal contamination and the
characteristics of an ideal indicator. Differentiate between a
fecal and a process indicator.
b. Select four indicators of fecal contamination and discuss
them. Mention advantages and disadvantages of these methods.
c. If you want to determine if a water sample related to a
lentic system is contaminated with human fecal material what
indicators would you use, explain.
1. How would doubling the concentration of NaOH used for the
titration affect the calculated rate constant? 2. What makes the
"blank" titrimetric determination different from the reaction you
will be preforming?
nitial data
Enter the concentration of NaOH used in the titration. (M)
0.5
Enter the mass of unknown acid you used in grams. (g)
0.75
pH vs Volume Measurements
Table 1. pH readings
Volume (mL)
pH
Initial measurement
0
1.43
Data point 1
0.99
1.23
Data point 2
2
1.41
Data point 3
2.97
1.5
Data point 4
3.99
1.59
Data point 5
4.99
1.69
Data point 6
5.99
1.79
Data point 7
6.98
1.89
Data point 8
7.99
2...
What is the concentration of each of the following solutions?
(a) The molality of a solution prepared by dissolving 25.0 g of
H2SO4 in 1.30 L of water (b) The mole fraction of each component of
a solution prepared by dissolving 2.25 g of nicotine, C10H14N2, in
80.0 g of CH2Cl2
1- The indicator is the solution that is slowly added to the
sample during a titration.
True
False
2-At the first equivalence point in this experiment the number
of moles of HCl added to the sample and the number of
moles of PO 43-originally in the
sample are
Half
Not equal
0.1 molar
Equal
3-At the equivalence point Blank 1 PO
43- remains and there is Blank 2 H
3 O + leftover. The number of moles of H
3...