The document outlines the 10 general steps for gravimetric analysis which include: weighing the sample, dissolving it in a solvent, adding excess precipitating reagent to form a precipitate, filtering to separate the precipitate, washing and drying the precipitate, weighing the dried precipitate to obtain a constant mass, and calculating the percentage of analyte in the sample.
The document outlines the 10 general steps for gravimetric analysis which include: weighing the sample, dissolving it in a solvent, adding excess precipitating reagent to form a precipitate, filtering to separate the precipitate, washing and drying the precipitate, weighing the dried precipitate to obtain a constant mass, and calculating the percentage of analyte in the sample.
The document outlines the 10 general steps for gravimetric analysis which include: weighing the sample, dissolving it in a solvent, adding excess precipitating reagent to form a precipitate, filtering to separate the precipitate, washing and drying the precipitate, weighing the dried precipitate to obtain a constant mass, and calculating the percentage of analyte in the sample.
Step 4: Filter the mixture to separate the Precipitate
from the solution. (3)
Step 5: wash the Precipitate to remove any impurities (4)
Step 6: Dry the Precipitate by heating to remove water.
Step 7: Cool the precipitate in a desiccator to prevent the precipitate
absorbing moisture from the air. Step 8: weigh the cooled Precipitate. Step 9: Repeat the drying and weighing process until a constant mass for the precipitate is achieved.
Step 10: Calculate the percent by mass of an analyte in the sample.