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Chemistry Virtual Lab

Reactions, measurement and calculation. Practise titration technique and the maths behind concentration.

Chemistry experiments

Acid-Base Titration: Finding the Concentration of Hydrochloric Acid

  • Chemistry
  • Upper secondary
  • About 40 minutes
  • Includes exam and notes

Run a rough and accurate titration, read the burette, spot the end-point and calculate the concentration of an unknown acid. Then test yourself and study the notes.

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How every experiment works

  1. 1. Learn. Read the key ideas and the safety rules.
  2. 2. Prepare. Predict what will happen and check the method.
  3. 3. Experiment. Run the virtual experiment with the equipment.
  4. 4. Observe. Record what you see, with the right detail.
  5. 5. Analyse. Calculate, draw conclusions and judge errors.
  6. 6. Examine. Take a short practical examination.
  7. 7. Review answers. Every answer is explained after marking.
  8. 8. Master the topic. Study the Experiment Learning Notes, with weak areas highlighted.
  9. 9. Practise again. Try different questions until you feel confident.

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