Heating to constant mass procedure
heating a substance, allowing to cool in a desiccator to prevent absorption of water, weighing, repeating the steps of heating, cooling and weighing until no further changes in mass are observed
Weighing accurately approximately
The exact mass should be known/measured and should be close to chosen mass
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Heating to constant mass procedure
heating a substance, allowing to cool in a desiccator to prevent absorption of water, weighing, repeating the steps of heating, cooling and weighing until no further changes in mass are observed
Weighing accurately approximately
The exact mass should be known/measured and should be close to chosen mass
What is gravimetric analysis used for?
to determine the mass of an element or compound in a substance
Precipitation conversion
the substance undergoes a precipitation reaction. The precipitate is separated from the filtrate and the filtrate tested to ensure the reaction has gone to completion. The precipitate is washed, dried to constant mass and then weighed
Volatilisation conversion
the substance is heated and any volatile products (often water) are evaporated. The substance is heated to constant mass and the final mass recorded
Weighing by difference
set balance to zero by using tare button. Record the weight of weighing boat. Add the substance being measured and reweigh. The difference between this value and mass of weighing boat is the mass of substance.