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7.3 Procedure Set up the following table in your notebook in which you collect your results: Sample #1 Sample w2 Sample #3 HCI-Standard mi(Na, Co) (g) buret intial (mL) Leol 2.06 31.05 buret final (m) 38.06 64.06 sample #1 25 mL 15 Sample #2 25 mL 03.50 Sample #3 25 ml 4.20 NaOH-Standared V(HCI) (mL) buret intial (mL) 33.50 buret final (mL) Antacid V(HCI) (mL buret intial (mL) Sample #1 25 mL Sample #2 25 mL 4.05 buret final (mL)

Explanation / Answer

Standardization of HCl sol. with Na2CO3.

I.

Na2CO3 + 2HCl = H2CO3 + 2NaCl

106 g ……..2 mol

0.601g……..x

X = 0.01134 mol/val HCl and also equivalents (val) of Na2CO3.

Same calculation for 0.602g:     x = 0.01136 mol HCl and also equivalents of Na2CO3 (1 mol = 2 val).

II

The results of titrations:

Sample 1

0.01134 mol HCl = (21.05-2.05)mL x 10-3 L/mL x MHCl

MHCl = 0.5968 mol/L and also NHCl = 0.5968 val/L

Sample 2

0.01134 mol HCl = (38.05-21.05)mL x 10-3 L/mL x MHCl

MHCl = 0.6670 mol/L (same value as val/L)

Sample 3

0.01134 mol HCl = (54.05-38.05)mL x 10-3 L/mL x MHCl

MHCl = 0.7087 mol/L (same value as val/L)

III.

The repeateability was very poor!

(0.5968+0.6670+0.7087)/3 = 0.65 N

Standardization of NaOH sol.

NNaOH = 0.65 N x (23.5-0.15)mL / 25 mL

            = 0.61 N (sample 1)

NNaOH = 0.65 N x (46.6-23.50)mL / 25 mL

            = 0.60 N (sample 2)

NNaOH = 0.65 N x (37.4-14.20)mL / 25 mL

            = 0.60 N (sample 2)

Average value = 0.60 N

7.4.3 Antacid tablet

i.

25 mL HCL used to dissolve the sample and 6.05 and 8.00 mL NaOH sol. used to titrate the excess acid.

6.05 mL x 10-3 L/mL x 0.60 val/L = 0.0036val NaOH used in titration ( and HCl in excess also)

8.00 mL x 10-3 L/mL x 0.60 val/L = 0.0048val NaOH used in titration ( and HCl in excess also)

Average value= 0.0042 val

ii.

25 mL HCL used to dissolve the sample

25.00 mL x 10-3 L/mL x 0.65 val/L = 0.0165 val HCl

iii.

0.0165val - 0.0042 val = 0.0123 val

Verify your data and improve your titration performance (the common mistake is the EP detection).