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| Analytical technique where a reaction is carried out with the controlled addition of one reactant to another until both are consumed. |
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| Dye that changes color depending on composition of a solution in which it is placed. |
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| When the titration has ended, indicated through a color change. |
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| Point at which the titrant has completely reacted with the reactant. |
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| Compound that has a relatively high molar mass and is readily available at a low cost and high purity. |
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| Lacks at least one criteria to be a primary standard. |
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| Solution delivered in incremental amounts from the burette. |
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| Pass of part/total mass x 100% |
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| Soluble weak acid predominantly as an aqueous molecule in a solution. (HC6H7O6) |
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| Electromagnetic Radiation |
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| Radiant energy that exhibits wavelike behavior and travels through space at the speed of light in a vacuum. |
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| Distance between two consecutive identical points on a wave. |
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| Number of waves that pass a given point in a second. |
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| Constant that relates energy of a photon to the photon's frequency. (6.626e-34 J*s/photon) |
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| Device for measuring light. |
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How close the measurement comes to its true value.
(Agreement of a particular value to the true value.) |
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| Degree of agreement among several elements of the same quantity. |
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| Curved liquid in a glass tube that can be convex or concave. |
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| Determining the volume of an object by measuring the difference in volume of a liquid it is placed in. |
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| Line describing a trend in a data set. |
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| Property of matter representing mass pre unit volume. |
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| A property that changes a substances identity. |
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| A property that can be observed without changing the substances identity. |
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| Ability of a solid to dissolve in a liquid. |
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| Degree to which shaping is possible. |
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| Ability of a solution to conduct electricity. |
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| Solid that generates ions when dissolved in water. |
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| Measure of acidity of a solution. |
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| Test that determines if a sample contains starch by turning the sample blue/black. |
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| Salts that contain water molecules in its crystal structure. |
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| Process in which salts lose their water molecules through heating, leaving an anhydrous salt. |
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| Salt that had lost its water molecules. |
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| Porcelain container used in high-temperature heating. |
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| Solid that forms in a solution by combining insoluble cations and anions. |
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| A specific type of ionic compound with two types of metal cations and anions. |
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| Process used to separate components of a mixture into a solid and liquid. |
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| Liquid remaining after filtration. |
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