1. A 2.2g methyl paraben (mEq of 0.152) was assayed using 50 ml of Sodium Hydroxide, 1.250 N and it consumed 31 ml to of 1.100N sulfuric acid to titrate the excess. In the blank, 42ml of the same acid solution was consumed. What is the percentage purity of Methylparaben?

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1. A 2.2g methyl paraben (mEq of 0.152) was
assayed using 50 ml of Sodium
Hydroxide, 1.250 N and it consumed 31 ml to
of 1.100N sulfuric acid to titrate the excess. In
the blank, 42ml of the same acid solution was
consumed. What is the percentage purity of
Methylparaben?
2. If 25 ml of HCI solution required 26.25 ml
of 0.0952N sodium hydroxide in a titration,
what volume of the solution would produce
0.2867g of AgCl? (determine the N of acid
solution, then use it for the volume that will
react with AgCl)
3. A hydrochloric acid solution has AgCl titer
of 0.1265, what is its Na2CO3 titer. (
determine the normality of acid using titer
value of AgCl, then determine titer value of
sodium carbonate)
4. Determine the weight of pure urea in a 500
mg sample if 15.35 ml of 0.4967N NaOH were
required in the titration after the ammonia
from the sample had been distilled into 50.0
ml of 0.4861N H2SO4.
Transcribed Image Text:1. A 2.2g methyl paraben (mEq of 0.152) was assayed using 50 ml of Sodium Hydroxide, 1.250 N and it consumed 31 ml to of 1.100N sulfuric acid to titrate the excess. In the blank, 42ml of the same acid solution was consumed. What is the percentage purity of Methylparaben? 2. If 25 ml of HCI solution required 26.25 ml of 0.0952N sodium hydroxide in a titration, what volume of the solution would produce 0.2867g of AgCl? (determine the N of acid solution, then use it for the volume that will react with AgCl) 3. A hydrochloric acid solution has AgCl titer of 0.1265, what is its Na2CO3 titer. ( determine the normality of acid using titer value of AgCl, then determine titer value of sodium carbonate) 4. Determine the weight of pure urea in a 500 mg sample if 15.35 ml of 0.4967N NaOH were required in the titration after the ammonia from the sample had been distilled into 50.0 ml of 0.4861N H2SO4.
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