Titration Calculations (AQA GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards

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What do titration calculations determine?

Concentration of unknown acid or base

Definition of titrant

Solution of known concentration

Definition of analyte

Solution being tested

Formula: amount of solute (mol)

conc.(mol/dm3)×vol.(dm3)conc. (mol/dm³) \times vol. (dm³)

Convert cm³ to dm³

Divide by 1000

Formula: concentration (mol/dm³)

amount(mol)volume(dm3)\frac{amount (mol)}{volume (dm³)}

Mole ratio in NaOH + HCl reaction

1:1

MrM_r of HCl

36.5

Formula: mass from MrM_r and moles

Mr×amount(mol)M_r \times amount (mol)

Step 1 in titration calculation

Calculate moles of base used

Step 2 in titration calculation

Determine moles of acid using balanced equation

Step 3 in titration calculation

Calculate concentration in mol/dm³

Step 4 in titration calculation

Convert to g/dm³ if required

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