Q2(b). Copper in brass by iodometric titration
2.5 g sample of brass is dissolved in acid and the volume is made up to 250 mL to prepare a stock solution. 25 mL of this stock solution is pipetted out and is titrated iodometrically with 0.1010 N standard Na₂S₂O₃ solution to have 16 mL titre value. Calculate the % Cu in the brass sample. [Atomic weight of Cu = 63.54]
Answer in brief
Cu = 41.07 % (about 41.1 %).
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- 2(a) Rf value in thin layer chromatography10 marks
- 2(b) Copper in brass by iodometric titration5 marks
- 2(c) IR spectrophotometer: region, sources, monochromation, detectors15 marks