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What is a titration used for in chemistry?
To determine the
concentration
of an
unknown
solution
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What two solutions are involved in the titration described?
Sodium hydroxide
and
sulfuric acid
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What is the known concentration of sodium hydroxide used?
0.1
mol
per
decimeter cubed
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What is the approximate concentration of sulfuric acid?
0.05
mol
per
decimeter cubed
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What equipment is used to measure an exact volume of solution?
A
pipette
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What type of pipette is used in this experiment?
A
bulb pipette
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Why can't we suck the solution into the pipette using our mouths?
Health and safety concerns with
sodium hydroxide
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How do we attach the safety filler to the pipette?
Hold the
top
and
twist
it on
firmly
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What is the purpose of the meniscus in the pipette?
To indicate the
exact
liquid
level
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How do you ensure the liquid level is at the correct mark?
Bring it to
eye level
and adjust
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What should you do with the last drops in the pipette?
Let them drip out, do not blow them out
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What is the purpose of the burette in this experiment?
To measure the volume of
sulfuric acid
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How do you fill the burette safely?
Fill it below
eye level
and ensure the
tap
is closed
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What indicator is used in this titration?
Methyl orange
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What color indicates the presence of sodium hydroxide with methyl orange?
Yellow
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What indicates the endpoint of the titration?
A
permanent pink color change
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How do you perform a rough titration?
Add
acid
quickly and look for
color change
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Why is it important to perform accurate titrations after the rough one?
To obtain
reliable
and
precise
results
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What should you do if you overshoot the endpoint?
Repeat the
titration
for accuracy
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What is the balanced equation for the reaction?
2
NaOH
+ H2SO4 →
Na2SO4
+
2 H2O
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How do you calculate moles from concentration and volume?
Moles =
concentration
×
volume
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How do you convert volume from centimeters cubed to decimeters cubed?
Divide by 1000
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What is the mole ratio between sodium hydroxide and sulfuric acid?
2 moles
of
NaOH
to
1 mole
of H2SO4
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How do you find the concentration of sulfuric acid after titration?
Concentration =
moles
/ volume
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What was the final calculated concentration of sulfuric acid?
0.095 mol
per
decimeter cubed
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How does the final concentration compare to the initial estimate?
It is nearly
twice
as strong
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