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    The agenda covers reviewing equilibrium concepts through multiple choice questions and free response questions. Students will then perform an investigation on acids, bases, and titrations. They will select indicators, observe end points and equivalence points by titrating a strong acid with a strong base and recording pH at different points. The document discusses titration techniques, typical titration curves, and the difference between end points and equivalence points. It provides guidance on the best indicator to use for different titration scenarios.

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    The agenda covers reviewing equilibrium concepts through multiple choice questions and free response questions. Students will then perform an investigation on acids, bases, and titrations. They will select indicators, observe end points and equivalence points by titrating a strong acid with a strong base and recording pH at different points. The document discusses titration techniques, typical titration curves, and the difference between end points and equivalence points. It provides guidance on the best indicator to use for different titration scenarios.

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    The agenda covers reviewing equilibrium concepts through multiple choice questions and free response questions. Students will then perform an investigation on acids, bases, and titrations. They will select indicators, observe end points and equivalence points by titrating a strong acid with a strong base and recording pH at different points. The document discusses titration techniques, typical titration curves, and the difference between end points and equivalence points. It provides guidance on the best indicator to use for different titration scenarios.

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    The agenda covers reviewing equilibrium concepts through multiple choice questions and free response questions. Students will then perform an investigation on acids, bases, and titrations. They will select indicators, observe end points and equivalence points by titrating a strong acid with a strong base and recording pH at different points. The document discusses titration techniques, typical titration curves, and the difference between end points and equivalence points. It provides guidance on the best indicator to use for different titration scenarios.

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    Agenda 10/19/18

    ● Paperwork:
    ○ Equilibrium Multiple choice questions +FRQ you have 4
    ○ Acids, Bases and Equilibria Multiple Choice Questions
    + 1 FRQ
    ○ Making connections page - “do” Kinetics on Back of
    Intro
    ○ Ch 14 - notes - see my slides Clark webpage
    ● Investigation into Acids and Bases and Titrations
    ○ Selecting indicators
    ○ End points, equivalence point
    Agenda 10/19/18
    ● Paperwork:
    ○ Equilibrium Multiple choice questions +FRQ you have 4
    ○ Acids, Bases and Equilibria Multiple Choice Questions
    + 1 FRQ
    ○ Making connections page - “do” Kinetics on Back of
    Intro
    ○ Ch 14 - notes - see my slides Clark webpage
    ● Investigation into Acids and Bases and Titrations
    ○ Selecting indicators
    ○ End points, equivalence point
    Typical Titration curve for strong acid and strong
    base
    HCl(aq) + NaOH → NaCl(aq) + H2O
    At equivalence point pH will be 7 [H+]] = [OH-]

    Known volume
    of acid starts in
    flask
    Equivalence Point vs. End Point
    An equivalence point is when the moles of a
    standard solution (titrant) equal the moles of a
    solution of unknown concentration.
    An endpoint is indicated by some form of
    indicator at the end of a titration. Today you will
    see what an endpoint looks like - and make a
    case for which indicator to use for a strong acid,
    strong base titration.
    Titration - with a burette

    Solution of Known
    concentration (NaOH 1M)
    goes in the burette

    50 mL - fill up to 0 at the
    top.

    Black card to help read?


    10.00 mL of our Hydrochloric acid
    Volumetric pipet with filler, transfer into a 50 mL Erlenmeyer
    flask - add 2 drops either phenolphthalein OR methyl orange.
    1st run - use to
    figure out what is
    going to happen
    with the color of
    your indicator
    2nd
    3rd
    4th runs
    (fresh sample acid
    each time)
    Try to “stop” at the
    same color
    change spot each
    time; record
    volume of NaOH
    added each time.
    One more thing for us to investigate today.

    Use pH probe attachment to find pH of acid at


    start, after 5mL of NaOH added; at end pont
    (when indicator changes color).
    Results: Indicator______ color at start ____ end___

    Run Volume NaOH pH start, middle,


    added at “end endpoint
    point”

    1 -------------------
    2
    3
    4
    What did we learn?

    HCl(aq) + NaOH → NaCl(aq) + H2O


    At equivalence point pH will be 7 [H+]] = [OH-]
    For the strong
    acid - strong
    base curve,
    why doesn’t it
    matter that
    these indicators
    don’t actually
    change color
    (show the end
    point) when the
    pH is 7?
    But for the weak
    acid - strong
    base curve,
    which indicator
    would it be best
    to use (which
    one changes
    color nearest the
    equivalence
    point)?
    Next Tuesday :
    Make sure you’ve made notes for chapter 13 and 14.

    Tried the rest of the FRQs and the Multiple choice problems.

    4 Colloquia presenters - freshen up your talk. Keep it short


    and sweet and chemistry focused.

    Time to review last exam

    Thursday: Exam 3 will be 30 MC 45 mins; 41 mins of FRQ


    points 23min + 2(9min)

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