Carrying Out a pH Titration (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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What is a titration?
What is a titration?
Experimental technique monitoring changes as acid/base is gradually added
Key advantage of titrations over traditional methods
Key advantage of titrations over traditional methods
Provides precise numerical data throughout entire process
Function of sensor in titration
Function of sensor in titration
Measures precisely and sends data to computer
Purpose of magnetic stirrer in titration
Purpose of magnetic stirrer in titration
Ensures thorough mixing of solutions
Equivalence point : strong acid vs strong base
Equivalence point : strong acid vs strong base
Around
Equivalence point : strong acid vs weak base
Equivalence point : strong acid vs weak base
Below (acidic side)
Best indicator for weak acid vs strong base
Best indicator for weak acid vs strong base
Phenolphthalein
Why no indicator works for weak acid vs weak base
Why no indicator works for weak acid vs weak base
change is too gradual throughout
range of phenolphthalein
range of phenolphthalein
range of methyl orange
range of methyl orange
Best indicator for strong acid vs weak base
Best indicator for strong acid vs weak base
Methyl orange
Advantages of meters over indicators
Advantages of meters over indicators
Exact readings, work for all titration types
How to identify equivalence point on curve
How to identify equivalence point on curve
Look for steepest part of curve
