Titration Titrant Primary Standard I. Complete the table Write your answers in the answer booklet provided. Color change/end point Indicator detection Acid-Base (1) KHP Phenolphthalein (8) HCI (3) Phenolphthalein (9) Redox Complexometric KMnO4 EDTA (4) (5) (10) CaCO3 (6) (11) Precipitation (2) NaCl (7) Formation of brick red ppt (Mohr Method) Na2CO3 starch Fill in the table above with the choices from the answer bank that follows. You can select one choice more than once or not at all. If the answer is not found below, write "none". KSCN Fe3+ yellow to orange AgNO3 NaOH yellow green to pink K₂CrO4 Red to yellow pink to colorless KMnO4 formation of red complex deep blue to colorless colorless to pink/red AS2O3 KSCN EBT purple to colorless colorless to purple red to blue Na2C2O4 Cu Acid-Base Fluorescein Argentometric colorless to deep blue Volhard

Titration Titrant Primary Standard I. Complete the table Write your answers in the answer booklet provided. Color change/end point Indicator detection Acid-Base (1) KHP Phenolphthalein (8) HCI (3) Phenolphthalein (9) Redox Complexometric KMnO4 EDTA (4) (5) (10) CaCO3 (6) (11) Precipitation (2) NaCl (7) Formation of brick red ppt (Mohr Method) Na2CO3 starch Fill in the table above with the choices from the answer bank that follows. You can select one choice more than once or not at all. If the answer is not found below, write "none". KSCN Fe3+ yellow to orange AgNO3 NaOH yellow green to pink K₂CrO4 Red to yellow pink to colorless KMnO4 formation of red complex deep blue to colorless colorless to pink/red AS2O3 KSCN EBT purple to colorless colorless to purple red to blue Na2C2O4 Cu Acid-Base Fluorescein Argentometric colorless to deep blue Volhard

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079113

Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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