Redox Titration 2: Iodine and Sodium Thiosulfate (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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Role of sodium thiosulfate in titration
Role of sodium thiosulfate in titration
Reducing agent
Formula of sodium thiosulfate pentahydrate
Formula of sodium thiosulfate pentahydrate
'Pent' meaning in pentahydrate
'Pent' meaning in pentahydrate
Five water molecules
Formula of thiosulfate ion
Formula of thiosulfate ion
Formula of tetrathionate ion
Formula of tetrathionate ion
Role of iodine in thiosulfate titration
Role of iodine in thiosulfate titration
Oxidising agent
Molar ratio in reaction
Molar ratio in reaction
1:2
Why not a primary standard?
Why not a primary standard?
Efflorescent - loses water, making accurate weighing impossible
When to add starch in /thiosulfate titration?
When to add starch in /thiosulfate titration?
When solution becomes pale yellow
Colour of starch-iodine complex
Colour of starch-iodine complex
Blue-black
Endpoint indication in /thiosulfate titration
Endpoint indication in /thiosulfate titration
Blue-black colour disappears
Meaning of prefix 'thio'
Meaning of prefix 'thio'
Sulfur has replaced oxygen
Triiodide ion formation equation
Triiodide ion formation equation
Why store iodine solutions in dark bottles?
Why store iodine solutions in dark bottles?
To prevent decomposition
Product when thiosulfate oxidised
Product when thiosulfate oxidised
Tetrathionate ion ()
