Module 7 Intro
1. Module 7 Intro
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Module 7—Chemical Analysis
Lesson Summary
In this lesson you explored the following essential question:
- How can titration be used to calculate the quantity of solute in a solution?
You performed a titration and analyzed the data collected during a titration experiment. Titration analysis can be used to verify the concentration of a substance in a solution or commercial product. Through your work in determining the mass of vitamin C in a juice box, you learned that the techniques involved in titrations can be used in situations other than acid-base reactions.
In the next lesson you will learn more about the design of a titration experiment and why it allows for precise determination of a solute’s concentration.
Lesson Glossary
titration: a method of analyzing a solution by adding known amounts of a standardized solution until an endpoint is produced