Preparation of 0.

8 M
and
40 mL NaOH Solution
32 mL NaOH Solution

SUBMITTED BY:
LOUIE JAY HITALIA
NOVA MAE SENZAL
JOSHUA ABRIO
JENNEL MAE CANUTO
JOSH PATRICK SAMONTINA
SUBMITTED TO:
Ms. JOSEPHINE G. CUABO
 Given:
NaOH Solution (Initial Volume): 40 mL Initial Volume – Final Volume

NaOH Solution (Final Volume): 32 mL 40mL – 32mL = 8 ml (Volume of Titrant Added)

NaOH Solution (Concentration): 0.8 M

HCl Solution (Concentration): ?

Solution:
0.8 mol 1L 1 mol HCl 1L 1000 ml
= × × 8 ml NaOH solution × × ×
1 L NaOH sol ’ n 1000 mL 1mol NaOH 40 mL HCl solution 1L

= 6400 M
40 , 000
=0.16 M
Concentration 1= 0.8 M C1V1=C2V2

Concentration 2= 40 M 0.8M × 40 mL = C2 × 32 mL

Volume 1= 40 mL NaOH 32 mL × 0.8 M = C2 × 32 mL

25.6
Volume 2= 32 mL NaOH C2=
32

C2= 0.8 M

Procedure:

1. Fill the burette with NaOH sol’n.

2. Record the initial volume of NaOH sol’n.
3. Set-up the titration using iron clamp and iron stand.
4. Measure 40mL HCl sol’n using the pipette in the Erlenmeyer flask.
5. Pour 3 drops of phenolphthalein indicator in the Erlenmeyer flask.
6. Titrate the HCl sol’n until point pink color is achieved.
7. Record the final volume of NaOH in the burette.
TIME: 4:57

Laboratory Apparatus:

1. Burette
2. Iron Clamp
3. Iron Stand
4. Erlenmeyer Flask
5. Aspirator
6. Pipette
7. Propper
8. Phenolphthalein Indicator
9. NaOH Solution
10. HCl Solution
 DOCUMENTATION

THE GROUP HOLDING THE ERLENMEYER FLASK

THE GROUP DONE TITRATING THE SOLUTION