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    Practice Problems Double Indicator

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    A 1.2034g sample was titrated with HCl and phenolphthalein, requiring 25.6ml acid until colorless, then 0.3ml more with methyl orange, indicating the sample was impure NaHCO3. A 5ml mixture of Na2CO3 and NaOH required 28.8ml HCl for phenolphthalein and 14.4ml more for methyl orange, showing the mixture was 60% Na2CO3 and 40% NaOH. A 2.4671g sample needed 23.4ml HCl for phenolphthalein and 47.2ml more for methyl orange, identifying the sample as impure NaHCO3 that is 70%

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    A 1.2034g sample was titrated with HCl and phenolphthalein, requiring 25.6ml acid until colorless, then 0.3ml more with methyl orange, indicating the sample was impure NaHCO3. A 5ml mixture of Na2CO3 and NaOH required 28.8ml HCl for phenolphthalein and 14.4ml more for methyl orange, showing the mixture was 60% Na2CO3 and 40% NaOH. A 2.4671g sample needed 23.4ml HCl for phenolphthalein and 47.2ml more for methyl orange, identifying the sample as impure NaHCO3 that is 70%

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    A 1.2034g sample was titrated with HCl and phenolphthalein, requiring 25.6ml acid until colorless, then 0.3ml more with methyl orange, indicating the sample was impure NaHCO3. A 5ml mixture of Na2CO3 and NaOH required 28.8ml HCl for phenolphthalein and 14.4ml more for methyl orange, showing the mixture was 60% Na2CO3 and 40% NaOH. A 2.4671g sample needed 23.4ml HCl for phenolphthalein and 47.2ml more for methyl orange, identifying the sample as impure NaHCO3 that is 70%

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    A 1.2034g sample was titrated with HCl and phenolphthalein, requiring 25.6ml acid until colorless, then 0.3ml more with methyl orange, indicating the sample was impure NaHCO3. A 5ml mixture of Na2CO3 and NaOH required 28.8ml HCl for phenolphthalein and 14.4ml more for methyl orange, showing the mixture was 60% Na2CO3 and 40% NaOH. A 2.4671g sample needed 23.4ml HCl for phenolphthalein and 47.2ml more for methyl orange, identifying the sample as impure NaHCO3 that is 70%

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    PRACTICE PROBLEMS

    DOUBLE TITRATION INDICATOR


    1. A 1.2034grams sample was titrated with 0.5324M HCl, with phenolphthalein
    as indicator. The solution turned colorless after the addition of 25.6ml of the
    acid. Methyl orange was then added and a volume of 0.3ml more of the acid
    was required for the color to change to pink. Determine the identity of the
    sample and its percent purity.

    2. A 5.0ml mixture containing Na 2CO3 and NaOH required 28.8ml of 0.5000N HCl
    to reach a phenolphthalein end point and an additional 14.4ml to reach a
    methyl orange. What are the percentage of Na 2CO3 and NaOH.

    3. A 2.4671grams sample was titrated with 0.5282M of HCl. It consumed a


    volume of 23.4ml to reach a phenolphthalein end point and an additional
    47.2ml of the acid was consumed to reach a methyl orange end point. What
    is the identity of the sample and its percentage compositions.

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