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6. Titration curves. A jump of titration and its importance for selecting

an indicator.

Input test-control on the topics «Concentration of solutions and acid-base

titration».

Homework exercises.

1. 10.8 ml of a 0.108 M solution of NaOH was used for titrating 10 ml of

gastric juice. Calculate the normality of hydrochloric acid in gastric juice and its

pHvalue.

Answer

: 0.117 mol/l; 0.93.

2. Titration of 5 ml of sodium hydroxide solution consumed 4.76 ml of

0.106 M hydrochloric acid. Calculate the normality and titer of the sodium

hydroxide solution.

Answer

: 0.101 mol/l; 0.00404 g/ml.

3. TheKOHsamplewith amass of 1.2046g is dissolved in a 250ml volumetric

flask. For titration of 20 ml of the resulting solution was used 14.82 ml of a

0.105M hydrochloric acid solution. Determine the content (in%) of KOH in the

sample. Answer: 90.5%.

4. Titration of 45 ml of phosphoric acid required 28.3 ml of a 0.1 M solution

of KOH. Write the equation of the reaction, calculate the pH value of the

phosphoric acid’s solution, if degree of dissociation (α) is 0.035.

Answer

: 2.65.

5. A 10% solution of ammonium hydroxide, called ammonia, is used in

medicine to excite the respiratory center. Titration of 10 ml of ammonia

consumed 27.4 ml of 1 mol/l hydrochloric acid. Determine the pH value of 10%

ammonia solution. (

K

b

(NH

4

OH) = 1.75×10

–5

).

Answer

: 11.84.

Laboratory work:

Determination of the titer and molar concentration of the

equivalent solution of soda by neutralization.

Way of work: the exact concentration of (Na

2

CO

3

) soda in the solution is

determined by the titrimetric method. The titrant is a solution of nitric acid. For

10 ml of the analyzed solution, the measuring cylinder is transferred to four

flasks for titration. Each solution is titrated from the burette with a solution of

nitric acid in the presence of methylorange. Example of calculation:

Test titration 

V tr. = 13.0 ml

Precise titration 

V

1

= 12.2 ml

V

2

= 12.1 ml

Titration is considered accurate if the difference between the volumes is not

more than 0.2 ml.

1 2

av.

3

(HNO )

2

V V

V

+

=