Complexometric Titration and EDTA Quiz
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What is the preferred form of EDTA for preparing the standard solution?

  • Free acid
  • Hygroscopic form
  • Disodium salt (correct)
  • Metal-bound form
  • What is the molecular weight of EDTA?

  • 372.24g/mol (correct)
  • 291.40g/mol
  • 419.33g/mol
  • 284.16g/mol
  • What is the role of EDTA in products such as detergents and food additives?

  • Increase metal content in food
  • Enhance metal-catalyzed oxidation of food
  • Prevent metal-catalyzed oxidation of food (correct)
  • Accelerate food spoilage
  • In what type of container are EDTA solutions best stored?

    <p>Polyethylene</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the function of EDTA in complexometric titration?

    <p>Forms strong 1:1 complexes with metal ions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    EDTA Characteristics

    • The preferred form of EDTA for preparing the standard solution is the disodium salt (Na2H2EDTA).

    EDTA Properties

    • The molecular weight of EDTA is 292.24 g/mol.

    EDTA Applications

    • EDTA plays a role in products such as detergents and food additives, where it acts as a chelating agent, removing ions that can interfere with their functionality.

    EDTA Storage

    • EDTA solutions are best stored in glass or polyethylene containers, as EDTA can react with metals and contaminate the solution.

    EDTA in Complexometric Titration

    • The function of EDTA in complexometric titration is to react with metal ions to form a stable, water-soluble complex, allowing for the precise measurement of the metal ion concentration.

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    Test your knowledge of complexometric titration and EDTA titration with this quiz. Explore the principles and procedures of this volumetric method for metal determination, as well as the use of metal-ion indicators.

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