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  9. Investigation: preparation of a standard solution and titration
Grade 11 · Practical

Investigation: preparation of a standard solution and titration

Prescribed investigations · about 3 min

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2 study sections · pause after each one and recall the key idea

Aim: to prepare a standard solution accurately and use it to determine the concentration of an unknown acid.

Key points
  • Apparatus: volumetric flask, pipette, burette, conical flask, indicator.
  • Method: dissolve a weighed mass, make up to the mark, then titrate against the unknown to a colour change.
  • Repeat until concordant titres (within 0,1 cm³) are obtained, then average them.
  • Calculate with n = cV and the mole ratio from the balanced equation.
Key terms
  • Standard solution — accurately known concentration.
  • Endpoint — where the indicator changes colour permanently.
EXAM TIP

use only the concordant titres in the average — including a rough titre is a standard mark deduction.


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