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The Complete Transfer
I. Introduction
We deal with mixes constantly in chemistry. A mixture is the physical blending of two
or more substances while maintaining their distinct identities. It can occur in the form
of solutions, suspensions, or colloids. and when solutions form, we probably transfer
it from one container to another. When transferring a solution or suspension of
precipitate from one vessel to another without losing any analyte, the term
"quantitative transfer" or "complete transfer of an analyte" is used.
The aim of this experiment is to help science learners understand how to prepare
solutions and how to create quantitative transfer as a crucial ability in our laboratory.
This experiment also seeks to determine whether any variables affected the
quantitative transfer.
II. Objectives
Define the concept of quantitative transfer
Apply the knowledge of preparing a solution
Perform quantitative transfer
III. Hypothesis
HO.Quantitative transfer boosts accuracy of a solution by transferring not totally
dissolved particles and not losing it
IV. Materials
Beam Balance
Solid KMnO4
Distilled water
Gloves
Stirring rod
100 ml Volumetric flask
Funnel
50 ml Beaker
V. Procedure
1. Make sure that the materials are complete.
2. Place the beam balance in a flat surface.
