4.2a - Titration of Hydrochloric Acid with Sodium Hydroxide to Form Sodium Chloride (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards

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a - Titration of Hydrochloric Acid with Sodium Hydroxide to Form Sodium Chloride
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Indicator for HClHCl + NaOHNaOH titration

Methyl orange

Methyl orange colour change in titration

Yellow to peach/pink

Standard HClHCl concentration used

0.10.1 M

Volume of NaOHNaOH pipetted into flask

2525 cm³

Drops of methyl orange added

5 drops

Hazard of HClHCl

Corrosive

Hazard of NaOHNaOH

Corrosive

Why is methyl orange flammable?

Contains ethanol

Acceptable difference between accurate titres

0.10.1 cm³ of each other

After deionised water, rinse burette with

Hydrochloric acid

After deionised water, rinse pipette with

Sodium hydroxide solution

Why not put NaOHNaOH in burette?

Can crystallize and block tap

Alternative indicators for this titration

Methyl red or phenolphthalein

How to obtain salt sample after titration

Repeat without indicator, evaporate

Three accuracy techniques during titration

Swirl flask, wash sides, read at eye level

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