Volumetric Analysis

An indicator shows the endpoint of the titration,

usually by a change of color.

When a titrant reacts directly with an analyte

The volume of the standard solution used and its

concentration furnish a measure of the

substance being determined.

• TRUE

• FALSE

an intermediate reactant is added in excess of

that required to exhaust the analyte

compounds added to the reacting solutions that undergo an abrupt change in a physical property at or near the equivalence point.

It uses electrochemical devices

A standard solution of known concentration which reacts with the

analyte with a unknown and repeatable stoichiometry

• TRUE

• FALSE

An acidic substance is titrated with a standard solution of an alkali

(acidimetry) or a basic substance is titrated with a standard

solution of an acid (alkalimetry).

Which is NOT an example of a device to measure the mass or volume of sample

• pipet

• buret

• graduated cylinder

A device to measure the volume of the titrant added