NYB
Titration curve assignment
Directions: your goal is to make a titration curve with 6 points. For every point you must hand
write out the calculations. Then graph each point. The graph must have the following 6 points
on it:
- The equivalency points
mind
- The ½ equivalency point
- 2 points after the equivalency point
- The initial pH
- One point anywhere before the equivalency point
If the last number of your student ID number is 0-2 make a titration curve for the titration of
100ml of 0.125M HNO2 with a 0.125M NaOH solution
If the last number of your student ID number is 3-5 make a titration curve for the titration of
100ml of 0.250M C5H5N (pyridine) with a 0.125 HCl solution
If the last number of your student ID number is 6-8 make a titration curve for the titration of
100ml of 1.50M HOCl with a 1.00 M NaOH solution
If the last number of your student ID number is 9 make a titration curve for the titration of
100ml of 0.125M C2H5NH2 (ethylamine) with a 0.125M HCl solution
Titration curve assignment
Directions: your goal is to make a titration curve with 6 points. For every point you must hand
write out the calculations. Then graph each point. The graph must have the following 6 points
on it:
- The equivalency points
mind
- The ½ equivalency point
- 2 points after the equivalency point
- The initial pH
- One point anywhere before the equivalency point
If the last number of your student ID number is 0-2 make a titration curve for the titration of
100ml of 0.125M HNO2 with a 0.125M NaOH solution
If the last number of your student ID number is 3-5 make a titration curve for the titration of
100ml of 0.250M C5H5N (pyridine) with a 0.125 HCl solution
If the last number of your student ID number is 6-8 make a titration curve for the titration of
100ml of 1.50M HOCl with a 1.00 M NaOH solution
If the last number of your student ID number is 9 make a titration curve for the titration of
100ml of 0.125M C2H5NH2 (ethylamine) with a 0.125M HCl solution
