(4). A buret in the “The soluble chloride determination by gravimetry” lab is employed as ____ a. a titrating tool b. storage of indicator c. a delivering tool d. none of the above (5). In our iodometry lab, the primary standard is ____ a. I2 b. Na2S2O3 c. Na2S4O6 d. Na2CO3 e. KI f. Cu2+ g. K2Cr2O7 h. KSCN (7). KHP is a ____ a. acid b. base c. amphoteric substance d. neutral salt e. solvent

(4). A buret in the “The soluble chloride determination by gravimetry” lab is employed as a. a titrating tool b. storage of indicator c. a delivering tool d. none of the above (5). In our iodometry lab, the primary standard is a. I2 b. Na2S2O3 c. Na2S4O6 d. Na2CO3 e. KI f. Cu2+ g. K2Cr2O7 h. KSCN (7). KHP is a a. acid b. base c. amphoteric substance d. neutral salt e. solvent

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter13: Titrations In Analytical Chemistry

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