9.4 - Estimation of Dissolved Oxygen by Redox Titration (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Quizzes

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What is the name of the method used to estimate dissolved oxygen in water samples?

Winkler's method

Which chemical reacts with dissolved oxygen to form manganese (IV) hydroxide?

Manganese (II) sulfate

What is the molarity of the sodium thiosulfate solution used in this experiment?

0.005 M

Why must the reagent bottle be filled completely with the water sample?

To ensure no air is trapped

What colour is the first precipitate that forms in this experiment?

White

Why is concentrated sulfuric acid added to the water sample?

To release iodine from potassium iodide

What colour is the solution after the brown precipitate dissolves?

Golden-brown

What volume of iodine solution is pipetted into the conical flask for titration?

50 cm³

When should starch indicator be added during the titration?

When solution turns pale yellow

What indicates the endpoint of the titration?

Blue colour disappears

How are moles of dissolved oxygen (O2O_2) calculated from moles of thiosulfate?

Divide by 4

In what units is the dissolved oxygen concentration expressed?

Parts per million (ppm)

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