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- Phenol Red: What is the purpose of this test? Why is a Durham tube inverted inside the test tube? At what pH does phenol red register an acidic result? What is the color? What is the color of an alkaline result? If you see an acid result, what does this mean? What about an alkaline result?This is NOT graded. Do # 2026. What is the nature of samples that should NOTbe placed inside the drying-oven?A. Potential OxidantB. Potential ReductantC. AcidsD. Bases27. In measuring the volume of a liquid which apparatus will give you the most precise measurement up to two decimals places of empirical data?A. Volumetric Flask B. Graduated CylinderC. Burette D. Pipette28. In an experiment that aims to determine the acid strength of a sample by back titration, what is the indication that the endpoint has been reached?A. The burette volume is set to zeroB. The resulting solution changes colorC. The resulting solution gains a lingering dominant pink colorD. The Burette needs to be refilled by the titrant base29. After heating the sample in a drying oven for 45 minutes, the samples in a crucible should be placed into another apparatus to allow slow cooling to avoid weighing errors, what do we call thisapparatus?A. Drying panB. CentrifugeC. Analytical BalanceD. Desiccator30. Describe how you would prepare a 800-mL…
- Which statement is NOT correct? pH meter should always be standardized before using to make sure that your readings are accurate and repeatable. The electrode tips should never touch the bottom or sides of a beaker. When finished using the pH meter, rinse the electrode and place it in the pH 7 buffer solution on standby. One buffer solution is enough to standardize a pH meter before using.Make 350 ml of a solution that is 25 mM Tris, 2.5 mM EDTA, and the pH is 8.0.Tris is a base and the FW of Tris is 121.1 and EDTA is 187. Do not make a volume that exceedPlease write a discussion on each of these (Electric conductivity , Acidity , PH value , Turbidity).
- what is nitrous acid and what is the test principle for nitrous acid test?If two water samples were collected as follows: Sample #1 with a pH = 8.8 and the concentration of [HCO3-] = 0.01 molar Sample #2 with a pH = 87.0 and the concentration of [HCO3-] = 0.00 molar Compare the alkalinity of the two samples Which of these two samples was taken from a well-buffered lake?Draw the Lewis structures for the nitrate and nitrite anions and use your structures to answer the following questions. a) give BOTH the electron pair geometry and the molecular geometry of the nitrate ion b) give BOTH the electron pair geometry and the molecular geometry of the nitrite ion c) Do these exhibit resonance? Explain how you know. d) Which anion has the shortest N-O bonds? Explain how you know. e) You can predict relative acid strength deciding which anion is better able to stablilize the negative charge. In terms of the resonance structures of the anions, which do you think is a stronger acid; nitrous acid or nitric acid? Explain your answer.