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UFP Chemistry for Life Sciences: Practical Lab
Academic Year 2023-24
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2 hours laboratory time
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Listen carefully to instructions from the staff members and you
should stop immediately if asked to do so.
You should work safely at all the time and wear appropriate
clothing and safety equipment.
If you need help or any additional equipment raise your hand
up.
Scientific Calculators are allowed.
Dictionaries (except electronic ones) are allowed.
Before you do your practical, your teacher will explain what you
are going to do and might carry out a demonstration - you are
advised to listen carefully and take notes.
Your teacher will tell you the deadline to submit your lab report.
Your lab-report should be submitted through Turnitin (see
Assignment Brief for full details)
Only use this paper to prepare your lab report which must be
done electronically and submitted through Turnitin
You must draw your results graph by hand as part of the lab
experiment which will be verified by your tutor
When including your graph in your lab report submission, this
can either be a scan/photo of your hand drawn graph or
reproduced electronically using Excel/appropriate software
Your Tutor can provide you with graph paper if required INTRODUCTION
Temperature and rate of reaction
The effect of temperature on rates of reaction.
In this experiment the effect of temperature on the rate of reaction between sodium
thiosulfate and hydrochloric acid is investigated.
When sodium thiosulfate solution is reacted with acid (corrosive), a precipitate of sulfur
forms along with a by-product of sulphur dioxide (toxic fumes). The time taken for a certain
amount of sulfur to form is used to indicate the rate of the reaction. The effect of
temperature on the rate of reaction can be investigated.
Before you start work:
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10
40ml
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Write an equipment list from the method below Write a risk assessment and safety
precautions
Prepare a suitable table to record your data.
Method:
1. Measure 10cm³ of sodium thiosulfate and pour it into a conical flask.
Mixing
2. Dilute with 40cm³ of distilled water and swirl to mix.
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3. Measure 5 cm³ of dilute hydrochloric acid in a small measuring cylinder.
4. Warm the thiosulfate solution in the flask (if necessary) to bring it to the required
temperature. (There should be 5 temperatures between 15-60°C) 5. Put the conical flask
over a piece of paper with a cross printed on it
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6. Pour the acid into the flask. START the clock, SWIRL the flask once.
7. Take the initial temperature of the mixture.
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8. Look down at the cross from above. When the cross disappears, stop the clock and
note the time taken.
Record the final temperature of the mixture in the flask. ncneed it.
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10. As soon as possible, pour the solution down the sink (in the fume cupboard if
possible) and wash away.
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12 11. Repeat the experiment for the other 4 temperatures.
12. Plot a line graph of average temperature against 1/time for each temperature.
Hand in your table of results to your tutor.
Temperature 820, 30, 40, 50, 60
(°C)
نع عليه
Temperature and rate of reaction
Temp (°C) 20
1202 seconds
332
Time (sec) 60
Rate Time
5:33in
374
(1/time) (sec) 332
30
40
50
60
180 seconds
3:00
1:40
min
100
60
38
secands
180
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100
38
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time
90.012
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it & disppear faster
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0.024
01021
0.018
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time 15
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0.012
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9006
0.003
Temperature and rate of reaction
30
10
20
30
XX
40
50
60
Temperature c/n