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    Ardon, Veronica Roselle C. Ph-301

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    This document contains 10 chemistry problems involving titration calculations. Problem 1 calculates the volume of acid needed to reach the endpoint in a titration of sodium bicarbonate. Problem 2 calculates the weight of a sample needed for a titration to reach the bromophenol blue endpoint. Problem 3 calculates the magnesium oxide content of milk of magnesia based on a titration.

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    This document contains 10 chemistry problems involving titration calculations. Problem 1 calculates the volume of acid needed to reach the endpoint in a titration of sodium bicarbonate. Problem 2 calculates the weight of a sample needed for a titration to reach the bromophenol blue endpoint. Problem 3 calculates the magnesium oxide content of milk of magnesia based on a titration.

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    This document contains 10 chemistry problems involving titration calculations. Problem 1 calculates the volume of acid needed to reach the endpoint in a titration of sodium bicarbonate. Problem 2 calculates the weight of a sample needed for a titration to reach the bromophenol blue endpoint. Problem 3 calculates the magnesium oxide content of milk of magnesia based on a titration.

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    Ardon, Veronica Roselle C.

    Ph-301

    1. If 0.2800 g sample of sodium bicarbonate (96.5% NaHCO3) is


    titrated with 0.9165 N sulfuric acid, what volume of the acid
    should be required to produce an endpoint?

    96.5
     0.965
    100
    84
     0.084
    100

    0.2800 x0.965
    =3.51mL
    0.9165 x 0.084

    2. The disodium salt of a dibasic organic acid has a molecular


    weight of 215; what weight of sample would be used for titration
    to bromophenol blue endpoint with 0.2500 N acid in order that
    35mL of the latter will be required?
    0.2500 x 215
    =1.54mg
    25

    3. Calculate the MgO content of milk of magnesia, 12.32 g of


    which was dissolved in 50.00mL of 1.0340 N sulfuric acid,
    producing a mixture that required 24.60mL of 1.1255 N sodium
    hydroxide.
    40.30
     20.15
    MgO= 2

    (50.00)(20.15)=1007.5
    1007.5
    =974.37
    1.0340

    4. Calculate the percent of CH4N2O in a 0.5000g sample urea, if


    15.35mL of 0.4967 N sodium hydroxide were required in the
    titration after the ammonia from the sample had been distilled
    into 50.00 mL of 0.4861 N sulfuric acid.
    CH4N2O 64.08
     21.36
    3
    (15.35)(21.36) = 327.88
    Ardon, Veronica Roselle C.
    Ph-301
    496.7
     =1.52
    1.52
    327.88

    5. A 4.0520 g sample of HCl, specific gravity 1.18 required 44.15


    mL of 0.9035 N NaOH in a titration. Calculate

    a. HCl content in percent

    36.45
    0.9035 x 44.15 x
    1000 x100 =35.88
    4.0520 )

    a. Normality
    (0.9035 N)(1) =0.9035

    b. Na2CO3 titer of the sample


    105.98 =52.99
    2

    6. A HCl acid solution has an AgCl titer of 0.1265; What is its


    Na2CO3 titer?
    105.98 =52.99
    2

    7. A 0.2182 g sample of NaCl was assayed by the Volhard


    Method using 50.00mL of 0.0985 N silver nitrate and 11.75mL
    of 0.1340 N ammonium thiocyanate. Calculate the percent NaCl
    in the sample.
    0.2500 x 215
    =1.54 mg
    35

    8. A 200mg sample of pure calcium carbonate was acidified and


    dissolved in 500 mL of solution. A 50mL sample required 25.0
    mL of an EDTA solution for titration. Find the molarity of the
    EDTA solution.
    200
    =3.99
    100.1(0.5)
    Ardon, Veronica Roselle C.
    Ph-301
    9. How many grams of disodium ethylendiaminetetraacetate
    (C10H14N2Na2O8 . 2H20) is required to prepare 250mL of a
    0.025M solution? what would the titer of this solution be in
    terms of CaCl2. 2H2O, MgSO4 and ZnCl4?

    CaCl2. 2H2O
    147.01
    =73.51
    2

    MgSO4
    120.37
    =60.19
    2

    ZnCl4

    10. Calculate the weight of a sample 2-phenoxyethanol to be


    used so that 20.00mL of 1N sodium hydroxide will be required
    to titrate the acetic acid formed on hydrolyzing the excess acetic
    anhydride.

    102.09
     102.09
    1
    102.09 =25.52
    4

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