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Quantitative chemistry
Evaluating Reactions
Titration: Quantitive Chemistry: Chemistry: GCSE (9:1)
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Cards (13)
Standard solution
A
solution
of known
concentration
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Burette
A
graduated
glass tube with a
tap
at one end, for delivering
known
volumes of a
liquid
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Pipette
A
glass
or
plastic
tube used to
accurately
measure
liquid
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Meniscus
Curved surface
of
liquid
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End point of titration
the point at which the indicator changes color
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Indicator
A compound that changes color in the presence of an acid or a base
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Titre
The
volume
of liquid added at the
end
point
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Rough
titre
A quick titration 'test-run' which can tell us roughly what your titre would be.
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Concordant
results
Titres that are within
0.10cm3
of each other
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Phenolphthalein
Indicator which is
clear
in acidic solution and
pink
in basic solution.
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Pipette filler
Device used to
safely fill a pipette
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White tile
A
white
surface to clearly see the
indicator
changing
colour
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Conical flask
Used to
hold liquids
,
narrow neck to prevent splashes
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