Volumetric Analysis
Volumetric Analysis: Overview
This topic covers concepts such as Redox Reactions as a Basis for Titrations, Volumetric Analysis, Titration, Titer, Titrant, Equivalence Point, End Point in Titration, Redox Titration, Simple Redox Titration, Redox Back Titration, etc.
Important Questions on Volumetric Analysis
Number of moles of is required to oxidise one mole of ferrous oxalate completely in an acidic medium will be:

The reaction of with is an example of _____________ reaction

The reaction of with is an example of _____________ reaction.

of was dissolved in of its solution. of this solution required of solution, containing of pure dissolved per litre. Calculate .
Round-off the answer to the nearest integer.

The volume used for a definite amount of unknown reagent at its equivalence point is known as _____.


The factor for dichromate ion in a redox reaction with Mohr's salt in an acidic medium is

obtained from of required hypo solution, hence, mole percentage of pure is

What mass of is needed to make of solution for the reaction :

reacts with , in basic medium to form and . When of solution is mixed with of in basic medium, what are the number of moles of formed?

of a solution of ions require of solution. What is the molarity of the solution?
(Report the answer by multiplying the value with 100 and rounding off to three significant figures)

Which of the following halogen oxides is used for the estimation of carbon monoxide in automobile exhaust gases?

acts as an oxidising agent in alkaline medium. When alkaline is treated with , iodide ion is oxidised to . The value of is _____.


In a titration experiment, of an solution consumed of a standard solution to reach the equivalent point. The standard solution is prepared by dissolving of in water. The concentration of the solution is closest to
[Given : molecular weight of ]



How many of must be reacted with of if the redox products are and

of a mixture of and were dissolved and made up to of this solution were completely neutralized by of solution. The percentage of in mixture is:

In the reaction the equivalent mass of is: ( molecular mass)
