Need all 1,2,3,4 1. Provide the key term that corresponds to each of the following definitions.(a)a procedure for obtaining the mass of a sample directly by first placing acontainer on an electronic balance and setting the balance to zero; second,add a sample to the container and record the mass of sample directly(b)a procedure for delivering a measured volume of solution using a buret(c)the clear lens at the surface of a liquid inside a buret(d)to rinse a pipet or buret with a sample liquid to avoid dilution by water on theinside surface(e)a substance that undergoes a color change according to the pH of a solution(f) the stage in a titration when the indicator changes color(g) a solution whose concentration has been established precisely(h) an expression that relates the moles of solut dissolved inliter of solution(i)an expression that relates the mass of solute dissolved in 100 grams of solutionKey Terms: condition, endpoint, indicator, m/m % concentration, meniscus, molar concentration,standard solution, tare weighing, titration2. Observe and record the following buret readings.(a)(b)3. How can you tell that you are nearing the endpoint in a titration?Answers in Appendix J31324. What volume of NaOH is required to permanently change the indicator at the endpoint?

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Provide the key term that corresponds to each of the following definitions. (a) a procedure for obtaining the mass of a sample directly by first placing a container on an electronic balance and setting the balance to zero; second, add a sample to the container and record the mass of sample directly (b) a procedure for delivering a measured volume of solution using a buret (c) the clear lens at the surface of a liquid inside a buret (d) to rinse a pipet or buret with a sample liquid to avoid dilution by water on the inside surface a substance that undergoes a color change according to the pH of a solution

Provide the key term that corresponds to each of the following definitions. (a) a procedure for obtaining the mass of a sample directly by first placing a container on an electronic balance and setting the balance to zero; second, add a sample to the container and record the mass of sample directly (b) a procedure for delivering a measured volume of solution using a buret (c) the clear lens at the surface of a liquid inside a buret (d) to rinse a pipet or buret with a sample liquid to avoid dilution by water on the inside surface a substance that undergoes a color change according to the pH of a solution

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ChapterU6: Showtime: Reversible Reactions And Chemical Equilibrium

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