Conductometric titration of weak acid and weak base (weak acid vs weak base)/Conductometry

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  • Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
  • This video describes how to draw the conductometric titration curve for a weak acid with a weak base (acetic acid/CH3COOH vs ammonium hydroxide/NH4OH). It explains about the Conductometry, Principle of Conductometric titration. It explains how to draw the conductometric titration curve for the strong acid with a weak base. Introduction of Conductometry, Conductance, advantages and disadvantages of conductometric titration, applications of conductometric titration.
    Conductometric titration is a titration used to measure the amount of an analyte present in the given solution by measuring the change in the conductance as a function of volume of titrant.
    Conductometric titration(weak Acid Vs Weak Base)
    CH3COOH & NH4OH- does not dissociate easily
    CH3COONH4 - dissociates better than CH3COOH
    NH4+ - has low ionic conductivity
    Before titration - only CH3COOH present
    CH3COOH does not dissociate easily - low conductance
    Initial addition of NH4OH - CH3COOH and small amount of CH3COO NH4+
    CH3COOH does not dissociate easily due to common ion effect of CH3 COO- - slight decrease in conductance
    During titration till equivalence point /neutralisation point-
    CH3COONH4+ ionises better than CH3COOH - conductance increases slowly
    At equivalence point/neutralisation point - CH3COO- and NH4+ are present
    Conductance increases
    After equivalence point - excess NH4OH is added
    does not dissociate due to common ion effect - conductance remains constant

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