Acidimetry Titration and Residual Titration

NaOH

Volumetric Solution for Aqueous Acidimetry

• ______

• KOH

KOH

Volumetric Solution for Aqueous Acidimetry

• NaOH

• ___

Na/Li methoxide

Volumetric Solution for Non-Aqueous Acidimetry

K bipthalate

Primary Standard for Aqueous Acidimetry

Benzoic Acid

Primary Standard for Non-Aqueous Acidimetry

Mo, Mr, Phen

Indicators for Aqueous Acidimetry

Azo-Violet

Indicators for Non-Aqueous Acidimetry

HCl

Direct Analytes for Aqueous Acidimetry

• __

• H3PO4

• Boric acid

H3PO4

Direct Analytes for Aqueous Acidimetry

• HCl

• _______

• Boric acid

Boric acid

Direct Analytes for Aqueous Acidimetry

• HCl

• H3PO4

•_______

Phenytoin

Direct Analytes for Non-Aqueous Acidimetry

ASA

Residual Titration for Aqueous Acidimetry

Acetylsalicylic Acid

ASA stands for

Aspirin

ASA is the chemical name for ______

epilepsy and seizures

Phenytoin is “pampa-kalma sa brain”. It is used in the management of _______ and _______

Slow reaction

Reasons why we do back titration:

• ________

• Sample is insoluble

• Sharp endpoint not achieved

• Simply evaporated - volatile

Sample is insoluble

Reasons why we do back titration:

• Slow reaction

• ___________

• Sharp endpoint not achieved

• Simply evaporated - volatile

Sharp endpoint not achieved

Reasons why we do back titration:

• Slow reaction

• Sample is insoluble

• __________________

• Simply evaporated - volatile

Simply evaporated - volatile

Reasons why we do back titration:

• Slow reaction

• Sample is insoluble

• Sharp endpoint not achieved

• ____________________