HC9H7O4+KOH--> [C9H7O4]-K+ +H2O
moles of KOH= 0.300mol/L x 0.0294L
=8.82x10^-4 mol KOH
1 mole of KOH=1 mole of HC9H7O4
moles of HC9H7O4= 8.82x10^-4 mol
mass of aspirin= 8.82x10^-4 mol x 180.09 g/mol
= 0.15884 g
250mg=0.25g
%weight= (weight of solute/weight of sample) x 100%
= ( 0.15884g/0.25g) x 100%
=63.54% of aspirin
Analyte: the substance to be analyzed by titration. Titrant: the substance (with a known concentration) added to the analyte solution to perform a titration.
A rule don't exist; this depends on the choice of titrant, desired accuracy, price, solution to be analyzed, instruments and glassware in laboratory, etc.
Neutralization point, point of equivalency, is in (volumetric) titration best approached by the endpoint or indication point.
Prepare a sample of tetraamine copper (II) sulfate. (Despite the name it's very easy to produce). Analyze the percent by mass of copper ion, sulfate and ammonia in your compound. Very easy and impressive experiment if you have access to some standard lab equipment. Copper is analyzed by titration, sulfate is precipitated out with barium (II) chloride and measured using simple stoichiometry, ammonia is analyzed by back titration. Feel free to message me if you have any questions.
It is + and - 5 %. To draw any conclusion the observations should be made very critically and analyzed statistically.
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An alternative word for scrutinized could be examined, inspected, or analyzed.
Acid digestion is necessary to dissolve metal samples for analysis. Most lab chemistry involves dissolving a salt with water or organic material with solvent to obtain a known volume solution for chemical analysis. Metals will not dissolve in water or organic solvents, therefore acid digestion is a method of dissolving the metal into solution, which can then be analyzed by laboratory methods to determine the amount of metal or element present. Acid digestion is simply adding acid to the metal sample and heating until it appears the solid metal has fully dissolved. This sample can then be diluted down with an acid/water mixture and analyzed against an acid/water background solution for comparison.
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To have analyzed something means that you have examined it methodically and thoroughly, typically to gain information about its structure or details. After you have analyzed something, you should have a greater knowledge of the facts you can readily glean from its contemplation.
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