I am doing the OCR coursework for AS, to determine the concentration of limewater through titration with hydrochloric acid, but Im finding it difficult to explain why we need to dilute the HCl acid before titrating.. the concentration of limewater is approximately 1g /dm3
To determine the exact concentration of the limewater, we need to dilute the hydrochloric acid to a more suitable concentration as 2.00M is too high
if you use 2M, im guessing you will have to titrate out such a small amount of acid that it will be really inaccurate- or something like that. To be honest, I'm not sure, but that's a possiblility
I know that the limewater is 1 g/dm3, but Im trying to get it in mol/dm3, which equation do I need to use.. I know it is some kind of manipulation of Mass = Moles x RAM, but I don't know how to write that down?..
I know that the limewater is 1 g/dm3, but Im trying to get it in mol/dm3, which equation do I need to use.. I know it is some kind of manipulation of Mass = Moles x RAM, but I don't know how to write that down?..
Thanks..
to get it into mol/dm3 , you need to use n= mass/ relative atomic mass.
so it would be moles= 1/ whatever the relative atomic mass is
oh ok. well, just make sure you write as much detail as possible- for example make sure you put things like washing the burette through with the acid first