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Monday, September 22, 2008
Chemistry F4 - Knowing When is the End Point of Titration
Titration of Hydrochloric acid aqueous and Sodium Hydroxide aqueous.
The conical flask on the left shows pink indicating alkaline solution of NaOH.
The conical flask on the right shows the light pink/ faint pink indicating end point of titration.
The conical flask on the left shows pink indicating alkaline solution of NaOH.
The conical flask on the right shows the light pink/ faint pink indicating end point of titration.
Fun and Interesting
More experiments related....
Salt - is defined to ionic compound where the hydrogen ions in an acid is replaced with metal ions or ammonium ions.
There are 3 types of salts which we classify as soluble salt which contain of sodium/potassium/ammonium ions (salt 1), soluble salt which is non-Na/K/NH4 (salt 2), and insoluble salt (salt 3).
The following pictures and video clips are taken while my students have their hands on experience in preparing salt.
Pictures of experiments....
saturated copper (II) nitrate solution ... waiting to be purified..
insoluble salt of lead (II) dichromate, height of precipitate increases with increase of volume of solution.
Some video clips.....
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