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Neutralization

is widely the used as the basis for volumetric determination of acid, base and salts of weak acid

water

neutralization of hydronium or hydroxide ions formed what?

neutralization

The reaction is characterized by rapid change in pH near the equivalence point

phenolphthalein, methyl orange, bromothymol blue, methyl red

common indicators used in neutralization

colorless

what is the color of phenolphthalein in acid?

dark pink or red

what is the color of phenolphthalein in alkaline?

light pink

what is the neutral color of phenolphthalein?

red orange/pink

methyl orange in acid

yellow

methyl orange in alkaline

salmon pink

neutral color of methyl orange

yellow

color of bromothymol blue in acid

Blue

color of bromothymol blue in alkaline

Green

color of bromothymol blue in neutral

Red

color of methyl red in acid

yellow

color of methyl red in alkaline

orange

color of methyl red in neutral

direct acidimetry titration

is conducted by introducing a standard acid solution gradually from a burette into a solution of the base being assayed

residual acidimetry titration

is where the basic sample is treated with an amount of standard acid known to be more than a chemical equivalent amount, and that excess is titrated with a standard base

assay of NaHCO3, indicator: methyl orange

example of direct acidimetry

assay of zinc oxide, the excess acid is titrated with a standard base

example of residual acidimetry

direct alkalimetry titration

is conducted by introducing a standard base solution gradually from your burette into a solution of acid being assayed