Titration reviewer
Quantitatively determine concentration of unknown solution called titrand or analyte
Titrand/ Analyte
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Titrant (Volume of a
chemical with known
concentration)
To mark the end point of the titration, an indicator is added to the analyte
Equipment (needed for the titration)
Complete Buret Assembly
Item # 738050
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Buret (a long narrow graduated to use to add titrate, has a stopcock to regulate the fluid flow.
The marking in the buret goes from lowest at the top to highest at the bottom)
Ring stand (the use of the ring stand and the buret clamp is to mount and secure your buret)
Buret clamp
Other materials
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Small Funnel (to help you fill the buret)
125ML Erlenmeyer flask (the shape of the flask allows for more vigorous swirling than a beaker
or other glassware and minimizes spill hazards
Volumetric pipet & pipet bulb (to transfer a known volume of analyte to the flask
Wash bottle filled with deionized water
Beaker or flask of Titrant
Beaker or flask of analyte
Indicator (selected for your reaction)
Reading card (to help read the meniscus)
Sheet of white paper (to help visualize the end point)
Preparing