Hello. I need help completing a lab about potentiometric titration of chloride i
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Hello. I need help completing a lab about potentiometric titration of chloride ions in an unknown.
I titrated as follows:
- Two separate beakers connected via voltmeter.
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BEAKER LEFT (100 mL soln)
1M KNO3 (100 mL distilled + 10 g KNO3)
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BEAKER RIGHT (100 mL soln)
0.7796 g of unknown transfered to 250 mL volumetric flask diluted. Took 25 mL of unknown from 250 flask + 75 mL water
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Buret filled with 0.0496 M of AgNO3
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I did the titration, and I got equivalence volume of 25.17 mL of AgNO3.
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Now I need to answer the following.
1. Mass of unknown in 25 mL aliquot: ______________
2. Avg vlm of AgNO3 : 25.17 mL
3. # of mols of Cl in 25 mL unknown soln : _______________
4. mass of Cl in 25 mL unknown soln: ______________.
5. %wt of chloride : ____________________.
I think the nernst equation is needed.
Explanation / Answer
Here 1 mole of AgNO3 reacts with 1 mole of chloride ion,
At equivalence point,the no.of moles of silver nitrate is equivalent to the number of chloride ions present.
Equivalence volume=25.17 ml=0.02517mL
No of moles of silver nitrate present =0.02517( L)*0.0496(M)
=0.0012 moles
So no.of moles of chloride ion at equivalence point=0.0012
Molar weight of Chloride ion=35.453g
Therefore,mass of chloride ion present=0.0012*35.453
=0.0425g
So 25 ml of unknown solution contains 0.0425g of Chloride ions.So 250 ml will contain 0.425g of chloride ion.
So %wt of chloride=(0.425/0.7796)*100=54.5%
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