indicator and colour change involved in water of crystallisation titration
methyl orange
orange –> permanent pink
why is sodium hydroxide not a suitable primary standard
not stable and difficult to maintain in pure form
Standard solution
a solution of accurately known concentration
examples of primary standards
anhydrous sodium carbonate
ammonium iron (II) sulphate
how is a standard solution prepared
dissolving an exact mass of a solute in a solvent, producing a definite volume of a solution
primary standard
a substance which can be obtained in a pure, soluble stable and solid form so that it can be easily weighed out to make a solution of accurately known concentration.
what indicator is used in the ethanoic acid titration and what is the colour change observed
phenolphthalein
pink –> colourless
in what type of titrations is methyl orange used in
strong acid weak base
what is a use of washing soda crystals
cleaning agent - tiles, drains, sinks and farmyard equipment
softens hard water by replacing the Mg2+ or Ca2+ ions with Na+ ions
is methyl orange an acid or base (strong or weak)
weak acid
what type is titrations is starch used in and what is the colour change observed
iodine titrations
blue/black to colourless
what type of titrations is phenolphthalein used in
weak acid strong base
physical properties of anhydrous sodium carbonate
white powder
anhydrous
what does anhydrous mean
does not contain any water molecules
what is a common answer for x in water of crystallisation
2 7 or 10
what formula do you use when looking for the no of moles when taking a smaller volume from a solution made up in a volumetric flask
m x v divided 1000