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Quantitative analysis
Used to make measurements snd calculations to show amounts of each component in a sample
Qualitative analysis
Used to identify the components of sample
1dm^3=
1000cm^3
Concentration equation
mass of solute/volume of solution
Concentration equation for a solution in mol/dm^3
number of moles / volume
Neutralisation
Acid p+alkali—>salt+water
Salt produced up by neutralisation
1st part of name = metal cam from
2nd part of name= acid it came from
Acids and water form
H+ ions
Ionic equation for neutralisation
H+(aq) + OH-(aq) --> H2O(l)
Titration
Measuring the volumes of acid and alkali reacting with each other
Titration method
-add acid to Burnett using funnel, record volume in Burette
-add known volume of alkali to conical flask and add indicator
-place conical flask on white tile
-add acid to alkali until u reach end point
-calculate how much acid has been added
-repeat until you get concordant titres
Quality of data from titrations
More repetition=more accuracy
How to calculate relationship between volume of known concentration substance and volume or conc of another substance
Calculate moles
Calculate mole ratio of acid to alkali
Work out how many moles of alkali you have
Calculate concentration of alkali