Equilibrium of Chemical Systems- Hydrogen Ion Concentration Cell
Equilibrium Between Nitrogen and Dinitrogen Tetroxide
Effect of Pressure on Melting Point of Ice
The Liquid Phase of Carbon Dioxide
Vapor Pressure of Pure Liquids
Getting Colder: Freezing-Point Depression
Getting Hotter: Boiling Point Elevation by Non-volatile Solutes
Vapor Pressure of Solutions: Raoult’s Law
Boiling Two Liquids at Room Temperature
Salting Out: Making Liquids Immiscible
Electrolysis of Potassium Iodide
Hydrogen Ion Concentration Cell
Acid-Base Properties of Amino Acids
Electrical Conductivity of Liquids and Solutions
Instrumental Recording of Titration Curve
A Visual Demonstration of Raoult’s Law
Hydrogen Ion Concentration Cell

Description: 2 beakers of 0.1M HCl acid are set up with a salt bridge and H2-platinum electrodes. The potential is measured (|volts|>0). Solid NaOH is added to one of the beakers. The potential is measured again.
Source: UW Card Catalog
Year: N/A Vol: N/A Page: N/A
Keywords: Fuel cell, Acid cell, Acid/Base cell, Redox
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Hazard: Some
- Skin corrosion hazard
- Acute toxicity hazard
- Inhalation hazard
- Corrosive to metals
- Acute aquatic toxicity hazard
- Electric shock hazard
- Flammability hazard
Effectiveness: Average
- Good connection to course material
- Secondary effects are observed
- Moderate failure rate
- Time to results is medium
Difficulty: Medium
- Some sequential or timed manipulations
- Experiments in which a data recording or display are necessary
- Some intermediate steps to results
- Use of compressed gases
- Use of flammable gases
Safety Precautions:
- Eye protection required
- Gloves required
- Perform in a well-ventilated area
- Use of UL approved three-prong plug and outlet
- ABC fire extinguisher on hand
- Absorbent materials on hand
- Prevent release of reagents to the environment
Class: Electrochemistry, Redox Reactions, Potentiometry
Division: General, Physical Chemistry
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