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indctors
pK nd
pH
litmus
6.5
5-8
methylorange
3.7
3.1-4.4
phenophthaline
9.3
8.3-10.0
Litmus
Indicators as weak acids Litmus
Litmus is a weak acid. It has a seriously
complicated molecule which we will
simplify to HLit. The "H" is the proton
which can be given away to something
else. The "Lit" is the rest of the weak acid
molecule.
red
blue
brown
Phenolphthalein
Collarless acidic
Pkind value
indictor
Pkind
litmus
6.5
methylorange
3.7
phenolphthaline
9.3
Think of what happened through the color change.at this point the
concentration of the acid and its ion are equal
pH=pkind
This means that the end point for the indictor depends entiry on
what pKind value is
Methyl orange
What is methyl orange? How is it made?
Methyl orange is an intensely colored compound used in dyeing and printing
textiles. It is also known as C.I. Acid Orange 52, C.I. 13025, helianthine B,
Orange III, Gold orange, and Tropaeolin D. Chemists use methyl orange as an
indicator in the titration of weak bases with strong acids. It changes from red
(at pH 3.1) to orange-yellow (at pH 4.4):
pH-related color changes result from changes in the way electrons are
confined in a molecule when hydrogen ions are attached or detached. Methyl
orange in acidic solution.
indctors
pK nd
pH
methylorange
3.7
3.1-4.4
phenophthaline
9.3
8.3-10.0
pK nd
pH
methylorange
3.7
3.1-4.4
phenophthaline
9.3
8.3-10.0
indictor
Methyl orange
pKind pH
3.7 3.1-4.4
Phenolphaline
9.3
8.3-10.0
indictor
Methyl orange
pKind pH
3.7 3.1-4.4
Phenolphaline
9.3
8.3-10.0
pK nd
pH
methylorange
3.7
3.1-4.4
phenophthaline
9.3
8.3-10.0
pK nd
pH
methylorange
3.7
3.1-4.4
phenophthaline 9.3
8.3-10.0