Based from the given problem, What is the percentage purity of the tartaric acid (C4H6O6)? * Part 2: Assay of tartaric acid (Jenkin's Guantitafive Pharmaceutical Chemistry by Knevel, pp.108) Place about 2 g of tartanic acid previously dried and accurately weighed in a conical tiask. Dissolve it in 40 mi of water. add a few drops of phenophthalein TS, and titrate with 1 N sodium hydroxidel Each mi of 1N hydroxide is equivalent to 75 mg of tartaric acid. *Note: Volume of sodium hydroxide was observed at 26.5 ml USP Requirement: Not less than 99.7 and not more than 100.5%)

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Hello! please help me with this, I am quite confused on what value of N (normality) should I use in this problem, should I solve it or use the given 1N of NaOH?  also, please use this formula in answering this problem, thank you so much for your help!

 

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Transcribed Image Text:Formula: V Base X N BaseX meqsample/Acidx 100% % Wtsample/Acid
Based from the given problem, What
is the percentage purity of the
tartaric acid (C4H606)? *
Part 2: Assay of tartaric acid (Jenkin's Quantitative Pharmaceutical Chemistry by Knevel, pp.108)
Place about 2 g of tartanic acid previousty dried and accurately weighed in a conical fiask. Dissolve it in 40
ml of water. add a few drops of phenoiphthalein TS, and titrate with 1 N sodium hydroxidel Each ml of IN
sodium hydroxide is equivalent to 75 mg of tartaric acid.
*Note: Volume of sodium hydroxide was observed at 26.5 ml
USP Requirement: Not less than 99.7 and not more than 100.5%)
Transcribed Image Text:Based from the given problem, What is the percentage purity of the tartaric acid (C4H606)? * Part 2: Assay of tartaric acid (Jenkin's Quantitative Pharmaceutical Chemistry by Knevel, pp.108) Place about 2 g of tartanic acid previousty dried and accurately weighed in a conical fiask. Dissolve it in 40 ml of water. add a few drops of phenoiphthalein TS, and titrate with 1 N sodium hydroxidel Each ml of IN sodium hydroxide is equivalent to 75 mg of tartaric acid. *Note: Volume of sodium hydroxide was observed at 26.5 ml USP Requirement: Not less than 99.7 and not more than 100.5%)
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