CHEM101 Study Guide - Final Guide: Limiting Reagent, Equivalence Point, Reagent

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Experiment f: analysis of vitamin c in tablets and in. Tang: objective, compare the content of vitamin c in tablets and orange drink, identify limiting reactant, difference between endpoint and equivalence point of a titration. Ii) background: scurvy- common disease among sailors in the past due to lack of ascorbic acid or vitamin c. Vitamin c- soluble in water due to hydrogen bonds between (-oh) and (c=o) groups and the (-oh) of the solvent molecules: stoichiometry and limiting reagent. Limiting reagent- substance which is totally consumed when the chemical reaction is complete. The amount of product formed is limited by this reagent since the reaction cannot proceed further without it. Stoichiometric point- point at which the amounts of reactants are in stoichiometric proportions (they are exactly in the correct mole ratio in such that neither reactants remains after the reaction is done.

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