Saturday, 6 December 2014



Some students may be wondering" how can I draw a table of observation in my chemistry O'level practical from given end points without carrying out an experiment?"
Read the below post.

To the O’level candidate(WAEC,NECO etc),do you know you can draw a full table of observations in your chemistry titration practical exam (if given the end-point value)without carrying out a single experiment?
The below steps will guide you in doing just that;
1.If you are given and end-point  titre value of say 17.50cm3 (i.e for example),make all your initial readings 0.00cm3 then on  the final readings, manipulate the 1st,2nd and 3rd titre values such that the average of the three values will yield the given end-point titre value. Any value can be assigned to the rough titre reading column i.e

Rough cm3
1st titre value cm3
2nd titre value cm3
3rd titre value cm3
Initial reading
0.00cm3
0.00cm3
0.00cm3
0.00cm3
Final reading
18.60 cm3
17.30 cm3
17.40 cm3
17.50 cm3
Volume used
18.60 cm3
17.30 cm3
17.40 cm3
17.50 cm3
The above is a complete titration table gotten from a given end-point without a single experiment.
Note however that the initial reading need not necessarily be 0.00cm3,any other small value could be used but that value must be added to the final reading value such that when subtracted from the final reading value the value of the volume used will be the same as obtained when 0.00cm3 was used. i.e using the same 17.50 cm3 as end point

Rough cm3
1st titre value cm3
2nd titre value cm3
3rd titre value cm3
Initial reading
10.00cm3
0.00cm3
2.50cm3
15.00cm3
Final reading
28.60 cm3
17.30 cm3
19.90 cm3
32.50 cm3
Volume used
28.60 cm3
17.30 cm3
17.40 cm3
17.50 cm3
You will observe that the volume of acid used is still the same for both methods using  17.50cm3 as end points.
If the second method can be skillfully manipulated a very clean an authentic table will be obtained from the end-point given to you without a single experiment.
Note; rough titre values can take any value.

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