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89 68th and Zinc A key aspect of chemistry once a reaction is completed, is analysis. So far you have quantitatively analyzed your white colored compound from the reactant side based on your knowledge of how much iodine and zinc reacted. Now you will determine the amount of zinc from the product side. To do this you will perform a titration which is basically a reaction between a known quantified substance, Na2H2EDTA, and an unquantified substance in this case, the amount of zinc ion in your product, zinc iodide. Once you have mastered the technique of titration, you will be given an unknown zinc salt and asked to find out how much zinc ion is in this substance. By doing this activity you will see how one quantity can be logically deduced

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61 The Castle of Quantification A major development in the discovery of Nature's Chemical Laws was the use of the balance during experiments. By quantifying the mass of reactants and products, chemists uncovered regularities and created new generalizations about the physical world. These generalizations are important to us today. For instance, in industry the optimization of product is often extremely important economically. By knowing the relationship between reactants and products, chemists can predict how much product will be made from the amount of reactants they stafted out with; this minimizes the quantity of wasted reactants and thereby increases efficiency of the manufacturing process. Your job is to find this relationship. 1l l' ,.: ',:'- '1," ,,,,,,

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49 The Redox Arena Redox is a compressed way of writing reduction and oxidation. Reduction refers to an atom gaining electrons and oxidation involves an atom losing electrons. Together, this process is very telling, in that it points to a very important aspect of chemical change: the electrons. For a reaction to occur, new bonds must form between atoms. lt is the ability of electrons to be shared or transferred between atoms that cause new bonds to form. The electron, more so than the proton or neutron, is the active player in the arena of chemical change. 'u! pupr{ ol ^Jeuruns lo ^docolorld aIBU\l 'z pue I sued rol sernpecold ruEroElo ,(oll Jo ezuEluuns g lool peau lqel lsrll rno^ u! g-[ slool ,ura!^au ls!llcor.lc qe'I-ard v n n tr AJls!uaqc ouolsrauroc :sllPloo aqf

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15 Southside Seaweed Seaport Chemists are often depicted in movies or in books as eccentric and absent-minded p:ofessors. ln reality chemists are very in touch with the needs of society and are more practical tnan you nay think. Chemists often isolate substances found in nature or create new substances that benefil our heai:h. This activity is a case in point. You will be isolating an iodide salt that will be used to prepare a tinctlrre of lodine. Sold as an over-the-counter drug in your local pharmacy, iqQlne is used as an antiseptic on cL(s and scrapes of the skin. lodine has also been used to sanitize swimming pools and medical instruments pur,fy drinking water and is used in the treatment of goiter (swelling of the thyroid). I hope that this acti\.i}, r,rill convince many of
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