The chlorophyll sample contains Mg2 + ions. Briefly describe the sequencing steps to determine the metal ion concentration in the sample using a simple titration. Which medium is suitable for calibration, acid or basic media, and why?
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The chlorophyll sample contains Mg2 + ions. Briefly describe the sequencing steps to determine the metal ion concentration in the sample using a simple titration. Which medium is suitable for calibration, acid or basic media, and why?
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- 25 ml of pickled brine was taken from an apple pickled with vinegar and diluted to 500 ml, 25 ml of this was taken and acidity was determined with 0.2 N (Factor: 1.05) NaOH. In the main trials, 6.3 ml - 6.5 ml - 6.9 ml, respectively, 0.1 ml base was used in the analysis without using the sample.For example, how many ppm is its acidity?Does resolution of the paper chromatography method can be great enough for complete separation of the metal ions such as Co^2+, Cu^2+ and Fe^3+, and Ni^2+?A weak acid, HA, has a pKa of 6.5. If you are utilizing ion-exchange chromatography with an anion exchange resin, what pH range is beneficial to the binding to the stationary phase? And Why?
- an analytical separation technique based in the large differences in solubility between interference and analyte 1. Separation by extraction 2. Chromatographic separation 3. Separation of species by distillation 4. Separation by precipitationWhich statement about the determination of the percentage purity of benzoic acid is correct? * A- Only sodium hydroxide solution can be used as the titrant in the volumetric analysis of benzoic acid. B- Analysing a benzoic acid sample that still contains some hydrochloric acid may yield an analyte percentage that is less than expected. C- Analysing a wet benzoic acid sample may yield an analyte percentage that is more than expected. D- All these statements are correct. E- None of these statements are correct.3 The gravimetric analysis of nickel in copper and iron, what is the purpose of "dipping" the precipitation in this experiment
- What are two ways that a compound can be eluted from an ion-exchange column? What could be the advantages or disadvantages of each?10-mL aliquots of an environmental water sample were pipetted into five 50.00-mL volumetric flasks. Exactly 0.00, 5.00, 10.00, 15.00, and 20.00-mL of a standard solution containing 11.1 ppm Fe3+ were added to each, followed by an excess of thiocyanate ion to give the red complex Fe(SCN)2+. After dilution to volume, the instrumental response for each of the five solutions measured with a colorimeter was found to be 0.240, 0.437, 0.621, 0.809, 1.809, respectively. Using Excel and the LINEST function, what was the concentration in the water sample (including error)? [HINT: consider the type of calibration scheme used.]What conclusion can be derived from the following sentences regarding analytical methods: I. Classical methods (gravimetry and volumetric methods) are no longer useful in analytical chemistry. II. Volumetric methods do not require calibration if a primary standard is used as titrant. III. Instrumental methods are useful with analyte solutions that are less than 1.00 mM. IV. Classical methods yield high precision and accuracy at concentrations greater than 1.00 mM. What conclusion can be derived from the following sentences regarding analytical methods: Two statements are incorrect. All statements are correct. One statement is incorrect. Only one statement is correct. All statements are incorrect.