Alkalinity of water (Phenolphthalein and Methyl orange alkalinity)

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[@edwardjones3885]

Thank you for the video. Would it be possible to use the same methods to test the alkalinity of aquarium water (with relatively low carbonate contents) ?

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[@edwardjones3885]

@@RevathiPurushothaman I tried titration using 0.02mol sulfuric acid and aquarium water and for some reason there was no color change..

[@jalanshimotisha4704]

Thankyou ma'am . It's very clear and easy to understand for phinolphthalain & methyl organge used as indicator and titration with 0.02 N H2SO4 solution

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[@asmabanu585]

@@RevathiPurushothaman Mam my effluent sample pH 9.2 For P end point = 9.3 ml M end point = 64.7ml Normality of Acid = 0.1N Sample volume taken = 10ml My answers are Hydroxide alkalinity - 23,050 ppm Carbonate alkalinity - 55,400 ppm And Bicarbonate alkalinity - 32,350 ppm (Total alkalinity) Is this value correct mam

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[@theexecutioner8181]

Can methyl orange indicator be used first?

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Yes. But it will give us only the total alkalinity. You cannot calculate the individual alkalinities.

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[@sandeepvuppala1332]

Tq for video and please tell the if any alkalinity in water, what the causes and remidies in waste water

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Alkalinity comes from the minerals present in the water, which is obtained from various sources. You may watch 'Drinking water treatment video' The Alkalinity can be removed by Demineralisation, or any other water treatment methods. Watch those videos.

[@prakashaathi556]

mrthylorange alkanity and toltal alkanity present water is both are same? determination of acidity is titration with base is it correct ?

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[@haldharsahu4404]

Can I use HCl in place of H2SO4

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

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ThanKq mam its very helpfull

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[@karanjamwal5591]

Mam how can we calculate/express bicarbonate and carbonate. We have to add equivalent weight of carbonate and bicarbonate in the formula ?

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

No. We are calculating in terms of CaCO3. So we are multiplying with its equivalent weight 50. The formula we have used.

[@karanjamwal5591]

@@RevathiPurushothaman thank you mam. Can we also calculate bicarbonate as bicarbonate (formula) if we have to calculate bicarbonate only and not bicarbonate alkalinity....

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[@gsreekanth7150]

What is the difference between Ph alkalinity and mo alkalinity mam

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

It means you have not watched the the video properly.MO alkalinity is the total alkalinity. Ph A indicates the neutralisation of hydroxide and half of carbonate only

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[@uzairbaig3154]

how will the equation change when we take strength of acid as Molarity?

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Instead of equivalent weight of calcium carbonate, molecular weight should be used.

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[@clas292]

Good day maam how do we compute normality of H2SO4?

[@haal2777]

What is theall precautions of this experiment

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Should be careful in identifying reddish orange or pink colour at the methyl orange end point.

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Can u provide this pdf? Btw very good explanation mam ty

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[@k.deepthireddy1489]

Mam we should refill the burrete again during methyl orange titration

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

No, you can continue the titration from phenolphthalein end point. Even if you fill the burette, you will get the same value. We need not waste the solution.

[@theladyera]

Hello Mam, how do you calculate if the condition is P=1/2M...for carbonate ions?

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[@sameershrestha7818]

the bases are neutralized and a neutral water is formed then Why is the end point 4.3 instead of 7?

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

The pH at end point will not be 4.3. It will be slightly acidic, because a drop of acid will be added more after neutralisation.

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[@ankushdongre8004]

If pH of water sample is below 8.3 Than we can start from methil orange indicator.

[@ishikagarg2446]

Mam why we don't use only methyl orange

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Methyl orange will give only total alkalinity. If you want calculate alkalinity due to individual ions, we need to use both phenolphthalein and methyl orange. Go through the video carefully. It is explained clearly.

[@ishikagarg2446]

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[@safanazim9745]

Methyl orange neutralizes complete hydroxide and complete carbonate only right?why to mention bicarbonate separately when it is already included in the complete neutralization of carbonate..... And also if bicarbonate is not included in the complete neutralization of carbonate then why do you take half carbonate in phenolphthalein alkalinity?

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

1) Go through the video carefully again. It means that whatever the combination, all of them will be neutralized with methyl orange indicator. 2) Neutralization with phenolphthalein includes complete hydroxide and first step of carbonate forming bicarbonate (slide 9), because bicarbonate neutralizes below pH 8.3, which will not be indicated by phenolphthalein. Hence half of carbonate.

[@vaibhavsrivastava6655]

Mam, why do we need two indicators in this experiment

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Check the slides showing the pH range of the indicators. You will understand.

[@vaibhavsrivastava6655]

Bcz the first two neutralization reaction occur in ph range of 8 to 10 and phenolphthalein changes color in the corresponding ph range, below this range phenolphthalein will be colorless and we cannot see the visibility of bicarbonate ions when their end point occurs at ph of 4 to 5

[@vaibhavsrivastava6655]

Right mam?

[@asmabanun8120]

Sample volume = 10ml; Normality of acid = 0.1N Effluent pH 9.2 P end point - 9.3ml M end point - 74ml ( total alkalinity) Alkalinity values are Hydroxide alkalinity - 27,700 ppm Carbonates alkalinity - 64,700 ppm Bicarbonate alkalinity - 37,000 ppm Is this correct mam

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

M value is too high. There is no correlation between P and M values. It is an hypothetical value.

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OMG Samy way please explain SULPHIDE TEST , TOTAL HARD, CA HARDNESS TEST , CHLORIDE TEST

[@sidhantghosh9050]

mam what would happen if we do it with methyl orange with no phenolphthalein??wouldn't it be same?

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Without phenolphthalein, only methyl orange will give the total alkalinity. We cannot find the individual alkalinity

[@sidhantghosh9050]

individual alkalinity as in of individual compound as OH-,CO32-,HCO3-?

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Yes.

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Pls show to me practical of water of Alkinity

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Why phenpthalline is added first in the water sample why methyl orange is not

[@RevathiPurushothaman]

Methyl orange neutralises all the ionic species, but phenolphthalein neutralises only hydroxide and 1/2 carbonate. If you add methyl orange first, you cannot determine the individual concentration,

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