Multiple choice ( Only one “best answer ”should be selected/circled ).   (1)  Which of the following was used as an indicator for the lab “The soluble chloride determination by gravimetry” ? ____   a.  Silver nitrate       b. silver chloride      c. EBT            d. hydrochloric acid              e. none of the above

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3 . Multiple choice ( Only one “best answer ”should be selected/circled ).

 

(1)  Which of the following was used as an indicator for the lab “The soluble chloride determination by gravimetry” ?

____   a.  Silver nitrate       b. silver chloride      c. EBT            d. hydrochloric acid              e. none of the above

 

(2).  Which of the following chemicals reacts with starch to form a deep navy blue complex ?

____     a. HCl(aq)      b. iodide         c. thiosulfate    d. iodine           e. copper ion      f. dichromate       g. thiocyanide

 

(3). KHP can not be used as

___      a. electrolyte          b. acid              c.  indicator              d.  base              e. titrant                f.  primary standard

 

 (4).  A buret in the “The soluble chloride determination by gravimetry”  lab is employed as

____      a.  a titrating tool          b. storage of indicator       c. a delivering tool        d. none of the above

 

 (5). In our iodometry lab,  the primary standard is

____   a. I2        b. Na2S2O3        c. Na2S4O6       d. Na2CO3       e. KI        f. Cu2+      g. K2Cr2O7      h. KSCN       

 

 (7). KHP is a

____     a.  acid          b. base         c.  amphoteric substance           d. neutral salt            e.  solvent

 

(8). Na2EDTA is actually used in the lab because

____   a.  it does not lose its crystalline water component.

  1. it loses its crystalline water component thus makes a constant composition.
  2. it is a base which is needed to react with metal ions.
  3. it is easier to be dissolved in water than EDTA.
  4. it is only commercially available EDTA-related reagent.   

 

(9). Which of the following statement is true  ?

____    a.  EDTA is an amino acid.   

  1. Usually we use the acidic form of EDTA for the lab use.
  2. EDTA stands for “ Ethyldimertetraacid”
  3. EDTA forms complexes with metal ions in a variable stoichiometry.
  4. EDTA usually offers 5 binding sites for metal ions.
  5. None of the above

 

(10).  “The determination of CuO ore sample” lab is a

____     a. Acid-base titration        b. complexometric titration         c. iodometry          d. gravimetry           e. iodimetry

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