Acid - base reactions 1
CHEMISTRY SSS2 First Term
WEEK 7
Acid - base reactions 1
Performance objectives
Students should be able to:
- Define a standard solution.
- Define mass concentration and molar concentration
- Explain the relationship between concentration and volume of reacting substances
Content
Standard solution
A standard solution is any chemical solution which has a precisely known concentration. Similarly, a solution of known concentration has been standardized. To prepare a standard solution, a known mass of solute is dissolved and the solution is diluted to a precise volume.
Standard solution concentration is usually expressed in terms of molarity (M) or moles per liter (mol/L). Not all substances are suitable solutes for standard solutions. The reagent must be stable, pure, and preferably of high molecularweight.
Subscribe now to gain full access to this lesson note
Take Me ThereClick here to gain access to the full notes.
- Periodic Table I
- Periodic table 2
- Chemical reactions 1
- Chemical reactions 2
- Mass and volume relationship of reactions 1
- Chemistry SSS2 First Term Mid-Term Assessment
- Test
- Mass and volume relationship of reactions 2
- Acid - base reactions 1
- Acid - base reactions 2
- Water I
- Water (Hardness of water)
- Chemistry SSS2 First Term Final Assessment
- Test
- Chapters 12
- Category SSS2
- Author ClassNotes Edu
For Schools & Teachers
For Schools and Teacher who want to subscribe to all of the subjects, a class or term at a discounted price.
Order Now
Create Your Bundle
Need many subjects? Waste no time. Select many subjects together in one subscription at a discounted price.
Create Bundle