Title: Shapes of titration curves
1Titration Curves for Redox Systems
- Shapes of titration curves
- Compare shapes of titration curves for the
titration of 0.0500 M Fe2 with - 0.1000 M Ce4
- 0.0200 M MnO4-
- 0.01667 M Cr2O72-
- Effect of concentration
- Since up to equivalence point, E depends on ratio
of mol Fe2/Fe3, E vs. vol constant and
independent of concentration of Fe - ?t equivalence point
- For Fe2/Ce4
- For Fe2/MnO4-
- For Fe2/Cr2O72-
Up to Ce4 equivalence point, curves all same The
Nernst Equation for the Fe3/Fe2 couple used to
calculate the curve Beyond each equivalence
point, use oxidizing agent couple
2Titration Curves for Redox Systems
Effect of potential difference on titration
curve E0 analyte 0.2000 V A, E0 titrant 1.200
V B, E0 titrant 1.000 V C, E0 titrant 0.800
V D, E0 titrant 0.600 V E, E0 titrant 0.400
V Both analyte and titrant undergo a 1
electron change
3Titration Curves for Redox Systems
4Titration Curves for Redox Systems
- Shapes of titration curves
- Effect of Concentration
- Beyond the equivalence point
- For Fe2/Ce4
- For Fe2/MnO4-
- For Fe2/Cr2O72-
- Indicators
- Specific indicators respond to particular
reactants or products associated with the redox
reaction - Starch is specific for reactions involving I3-
- MnO4- is self indicating
- Oxidation - reduction indicators have different
colors in their reduced and oxidized forms
5Titration Curves for Redox Systems
- Indicators
- Oxidation - reduction indicators
- Example ferroin - 1,10-phenanthroline iron(II)