Investigation 37             Name: Yang Yang             Student No.: 2007216            Page  of 7

Investigation 37

Acid-base titration calculations

Aim:

This experiment is designed to train our skills of calculation in titration as well as help us to be familiar with the procedures of titration.

Background:

  1. Titration is a technique which involves measuring the volume of one solution which just reacts completely with another solution.
  2. A pipette is designed to deliver exactly the same volume each time it is used.
  3. A burette is equipment fitted with a tap and is calibrated so as to accurately measure a variable volume of solution.
  4. Tire is the volume of the second solution required in titration.
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Method:

The whole experiment is based on computer simulation. To train our calculation skills in titration, two trials are set. One is titration between a strong acid and a strong base. The other is between a weak acid and a strong base. In this experiment, the strong acid is HCl, the strong base is NaOH and the weak acid is CH3COOH.

Strong acid and strong base

  1. Set up the apparatus.
  2. Measure 25ml Ba(OH)2 by pipette.
  3. Transfer the Ba(OH)2 into a beaker.
  4. Add Bromothymol Blue which is and indicator.
  5. Add HCl into the burette.
  6. Turn on ...

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