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An Introductory Course of Quantitative Chemical Analysis Henry P. Talbot The Project Gutenberg EBook of An Introductory Course of Quantitative Chemical Analysis, by Henry P. Talbot This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net Title: An Introductory Course of Quantitative Chemical Analysis With Explanatory Notes Author: Henry P. Talbot Release Date: June 30, 2004 [EBook #12787] Language: English Character set encoding: ASCII *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS * Produced by Kevin Handy, Dave Maddock, Josephine Paolucci and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team. [Transcriber's notes: In the chemical equations, superscripts are indicated with a ^ and subscripts are indicated with a _. The affected item is enclosed in curly brackets {}. Examples are H^{+} for hydrogen ion and H_{2}O for water. Since the underscore is already being used in this project, italics are designated by an exclamation point before and after the italicized word or phrase.] AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE OF QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS WITH

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An Introductory Course of Quantitative Chemical AnalysisHenry P. TalbotThe Project Gutenberg EBook of An Introductory Course of QuantitativeChemical Analysis by !enry P" TalbotThis eBook is for the use of anyone any#here at no cost and #ithalmost no restrictions #hatsoever"$ou may co%y it give it a#ay orre&use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg 'icense included#ith this eBook or online at ###"gutenberg"netTitle( An Introductory Course of Quantitative Chemical Analysis )ith E*%lanatory +otesAuthor( !enry P" Talbot,elease -ate( .une /0 1002 3EBook 4516768'anguage( EnglishCharacter set encoding( A9CII::: 9TA,T ;< T!I9 P,;.ECT G=TE+BE,G EB;;> Q=A+TITATI?E C!E@ICA' A+A'$9I9 :Produced by >evin !andy -ave @addock .ose%hine Paolucci and the;nline -istributed Proofreading Team"3TranscriberAs notes( In the chemical eBuations su%erscri%ts areindicated #ith a C and subscri%ts are indicated #ith a D" The affecteditem is enclosed in curly brackets EF" E*am%les are !CEGF for hydrogenion and !DE1F; for #ater" 9ince the underscore is already being usedin this %roject italics are designated by an e*clamation %ointbefore and after the italiciHed #ord or %hrase"8A+ I+T,;-=CT;,$ C;=,9E;A'I+E 9T,E+GT! ;< 9;-A A9!-ETE,@I+ATI;+ ;< ACI- 9T,E+GT! ;< ;IA'IC ACI-MII" ;*idation ProcessesMGE+E,A' -I9C=99I;+BIC!,;@ATE P,;CE99 +;DE/F G IDE1F"T#o methods for the direct standardiHation of the sodium thiosul%hatesolution are here described and one for the direct standardiHation ofthe iodine solution"M@ethod AMP,;CE-=,E"&&)eigh out into Q00 cc" beakers t#o %ortions of about0"5Q0&0"56Q gram of %otassium bromate" -issolve each of these in Q0cc" of #ater and add 50 cc" of a %otassium iodide solution containing/ grams of the salt in that volume K+ote 5L" Add to the mi*ture 50 cc"of dilute sul%huric acid K5 volume of sul%huric acid #ith Q volumes of#aterL allo# the solution to stand for three minutes and dilute to5Q0 cc" K+ote 1L" ,un in thiosul%hate solution from a burette untilthe color of the liberated iodine is nearly destroyed and then add 5cc" or 1 cc" of starch solution titrate to the disa%%earance of theiodo&starch blue and finally add iodine solution until the coloris just restored" @ake a blank test for the amount of thiosul%hatesolution reBuired to react #ith the iodine liberated by the iodate#hich is generally %resent in the %otassium iodide solution anddeduct this from the total volume used in the titration"AlK9;DE2FLDE1F"51!DE1F;LY )hat #ill be the #eight of the ignited%reci%itateYMAns#ersM( 1"1R cc"J 0"15Q2 gram"70" )hat volume of nitric acid Ks%" gr" 5"0Q containing N"0X!+;DE/F by #eightL is reBuired to o*idiHe the iron in one gram of