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UNIT 4 Pharmaceutical Analysis (Imprfect Pharmacy)

This document provides information about redox titration and different types of redox titrations. It discusses oxidation, reduction, redox reactions, oxidizing agents, reducing agents, and redox indicators. It describes iodimetry and iodometry titrations specifically, including the methodology and difference between the two. In summary, the document covers the key concepts of redox titration, types of redox titrations with a focus on iodine-based titrations.

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UNIT 4 Pharmaceutical Analysis (Imprfect Pharmacy)

This document provides information about redox titration and different types of redox titrations. It discusses oxidation, reduction, redox reactions, oxidizing agents, reducing agents, and redox indicators. It describes iodimetry and iodometry titrations specifically, including the methodology and difference between the two. In summary, the document covers the key concepts of redox titration, types of redox titrations with a focus on iodine-based titrations.

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  • Redox Titration Overview
  • Redox Reactions and Agents
  • Types and Examples of Redox Titrations
  • Iodimetry and Iodometry Methods

PHARMACEUTICAL

ANALYSIS

UNIT4 NOTES
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REDOX TITRATION ~
• OXIDATION
• REDUCTION
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• TYPES OF REDOX TITRATION
• IODIMETRY
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• IODOMETRY
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REOOX TiTRAllON
• RedoK ~;[Link] are. -\hose ~·[Link] #lat ore based on #le Rerlo,x.
Reac~'ons.
• Rtttox - Reduch·on + Ox,dahon .
• ~do>< wachon are -those ~ackons in which both oxidation and
1feduchon reachon iakes .place .
• We can. n\so RedoK rrodion ore those -1'n which transff>'lf of
sm,
etedrons [Link] place bclwfefl Anatvt-e ,and 11iw1L

f [Link] J
0 x1'da.\1·on can be defi·ned as -\hree w~ .
• Addi~1on of Ox.~~en
• Loss of tt Vdro~ en
• Loss of electrons

Examples :
• 1n trnns of oxlJQen • 501 +0 ---.. 503
• Tn ~ s of Hvd ro~ : His \- Ch --,. S t 2HC\
• Th ~s of ela-:h-ons • Na --. Nat t e-

• OxidohOn can be 'rertieMbetf:d by I..EO ( loss of eleclrons )


[ Reduct1·on I
Rectuch'on fs r1·us~ oppasite to oxidahon , ,t can be de~ned as
• [Link] of Ox~_flen
• G\ru'n of Hvctrogen
• moin of Etedfons

Example :
• Tn +rnvts of oxv8en . Cuo t <:lH
• In ~~ms of h~dro;ten · C211~+ 2H
• In -1-eoms of e\edfons · c1 t e-

• Reduchon con be rememberec\ by 6i EO (-5\01'0 of e\ech"ons)

f Reoolc' REACTIONS I
• Redox reoc~ons 01fe those t'n tuhich bo\tl oxidal-t'on and Redurttori
+[Link] p\ace .
• In redox: reachons one subslanre loses or _gt'ves up #le. ef eclrons cu,~
o\he-r substance recet'ues the eledrons
• 1he. ft~\ substance is O)(idized and othrr i's 1reduced .

Z.n + Cu CJ.+. 'Zn -it- + Cu


t
f OlOdcilion ( loses e-) r
f
Reduckon ( G,oin e-)
( O,cid1z1n9 Aget,•s f
• Ox1oi21'n~ A_genh; ore -\tlns~ subs~anres wn,·cn do [Link] of
o\-h~s and itself ;lets et>duced .
• We cnn s,·roply Sillf substance wh1'ch JOJ'rl etechmns [Link] called as
Oxid12,·n~ A~en~s .

( Reduct'n<j Agmts I
• Redudn_g /\_gents are those subs~[Link] which do redu chon of ot-hm
and ilselt __ge~ oxidized .
• We con s,m~I~ SCU( SJ~tance. wh1d1 loses 0"6" donoJes e\edron~
are col led as reducin_£l o__qen l's .

Zn
I
+ G
fL__'"_______
[Link]~ Agent z_n~_t_ t_ ___,
Cfu
_
Oxid i2in5l A_!{en ~

I REDOX INDICATORS I
• Jndt'col-01-s .\hol- are used In Red ox Ti'trclion are lc:nown as Rroo ~
In d,ca\ooS .
• Thf\f ore also known os OK1doJ1'on - RE:ctvdion Jnd,·cato~.-
• These OJ(. 4he substances -\hoJ show~ v1s1 ble.
1
colou-r cho.n_..Qe. a~
_- -\he. end pain\ of -\he redox Ht-n-ahon .
• lnelJ snows dt'ff~~ co\ours in -tt,ei·~ oxidized and reduced _
T~pes of Redo,c [Link]~
Redox 1'ndicolors con be generally ctossifred 1'nto -three co.~~c,t'es '
CD Se\f IndiroJcrr
® Extemol TodicoJo-r
@ Toterna\ Tod,·cato-r

I Se\ f Ind ic.a\mr I


• Setf Tndirolm ore -\nose in which ~~ant itself ad a s an t'ndicafor.
• Tn -\his we do"'~ use an~ exkmal 1'ndt'cot-crr.
• 5e\f Tndicn\-cnrs are invo\ued \'n -the Hn-ahon as -tth5un~ and a~
the end pain\ -\hey 1'1emse\ues cha.n;tes colouo and t'ndicah'~ -the
COMpleHon of ~eac~·on .
• exaroplf.-: kMnO'i Cpotassium ~[Link]) fs fue best example.
of se\f Jnd1co\or , oJ the end paint of -the [Link]
i~ shows pink co\omr .

I oc\eml~ Jnd,cruoir 1
• Ex+~nol Tna,·cotors as the _name s~ , theV are no~ added ro
1tle \ihrcilion -\hev [Link] kep~ -·oufside .
I

• TI-trot-ed so\uhon ,·s ~en and addtt\ dropw1se ~me t-o Hm~ i'n
'"1e. ex~al l'nd,·colo~ [Link] -\he pot' n~ o.t LUhtch r't chonJ:tf5 its
co\out s!mp\y detroo1'ned by end point .
• exom~e · Potassium ~ic~[Link]~e
( ln~cit Tnd,coJo~ I
• Tuese. are -the act-uol Redox Tndicnlms .
• These are -the 1'nd1ro!o1rs which hove d,·r:r~~ colours In #let~
OK1'd12ed and n:ducro ttnmls .
• ·The~ are added 1'n th(. an~~e so\ution ond ~ ow~ v,sr'bte cotou1r
cn~ e a.t -ltle end porn+ .
• ln~na.t 1'ndi'co.l-o~ are generaJry cotour\ess fn reduced form .

INDICATOR NAME Ox,[Link] REDUCEO

Fen-oin Pote - Slue Req


Oiphenvlami'ne Viole\- / 6\ue (o\otn"less
Me-tnv\ene Blue B\ue Cotou1r\ess
St-arch - Todine Blue Colo~ess
Nt~ofm-ot'n Pale- S\ue Rec\

'I TvPES OF REOOIC liTRATIOH I


Baseq on \he 1'\oan~ uSErl redox tffffci1'on can be classiA•ed 1'nto
.fo\\ow,n~ cot-egcnfes :
• (~imefm(
• Iod,metty
• Iodo m~
• B~orn atom~
• Dtch'lfOmem,
• lt~[Link] with PotQss,·um Todo.t-e
I(ERIME~ I IBROMATOMETR'I I
ttnnnt : Cemrtc Ammonium [Link]. ]~ant : PolnSSl'om 6nomot-e
An~f e : Fell~, cui• Anctl't~e : 5b , A~
Tnch'cator : ~ in Tndico.\or : Meth"' R~

IIoo1METR\I I j o,c"ROMETRY I
tthront : Io:h'ne 6o\uh'on ttffl"an~ : Pota~1um ~chromcJ<
An~t-c: &rl,um ~fosulpha\-e AnolJ{tt : ~n Sal ts [ FeSCht)
[Link] : Storch ©luh'on Ind1'ca.\or: Soclt'um diphent1lamine SJlp~ .

ITOOOMETR'I I IT1TAATION W1r1t f'orASS1uM !oDATE I


Tiltan~ : 5od,um \h1'[Link] ll+ran~: fo~ass,·un, Tuid-e
AnCJ.!M ft : Iodine ( PltPORt( ) An~tt : \J1\0Mn -C , CuSO~ .
Tndtrol-o-r : stard1 ~, u11'on !ndtrofor: 6kuth - Tr.d.£t\l &JtuhoY\
IoOIMETltY 4 IoOOMETRY
• lil1"0.h'on that 1'nvolues t'odr'ne. ore reffered as 1od1'n e H+[Link] .
• Tod,'ne ads as as a Mitd mr ~ Ox1alz1'ng A3ent .
• Two ,\t/pes of 1odi'n~ fllrahons are possibfe :
<D Tod i'rYlem,
® Iodom~

I IODIMETRY I
• Iod,'metry Is a -~pe of Onrecl .[Link] .
• If ts a ~pe of redox fthfohon .
• lhrse ore ,\h(. ~[Link] fn wh1'ch ~ ioch'n~ is useq.

• lhe. stanqard rodr'ne SOIVhon \S usetJ i01f


1

~''1'ati'on ,·n Wh1'ch


the ctem,·~o.11·on of fl'dudn~ agents •like Scxiiurn lhiosulphote
CNQ2.S10a) \s , \<nown as Iocl','me~ .
• End Pofnt of -!he ~~oJtOn ,s
de~inecl b~ Chanae ,n CblOU!t fuim
B\ue. +o {olo~less .

Me\hodolo9~
• fnst 10dfne 1S ro1Ked with Kr bemuse se,iera11y ,~ 1S not ~
soluble. t'n wal-e-6"

I kl + r~ - kLs I
• Now we \Jse s~[Link] ~luh'on as o'n ind,.coJo-r , iodine wi\1 rroc+s
with [Link] and fOffl'fls 1od1·ne - s~arch comp\ex wh,'ch appro.r~ blue
\0 CO\OUo .

Blue <blouT

• Now -\h,s standard iodine solvh'on \8 tfm>.ted wi\h '6:ludn~ a~en~


(N02.S~O!)

• Ncw ol -the endpoint OH iodine rrocls with -tht'osulphaJe ions


and ronvefwd ,nto 1od1de and b\ue colouir d,·s ap~~.

I- ~ Starch \'r,dfcnl-ar - Mo COloVT

....---.. No1S1.0'!
( Soctium Toioo,nott)

C--'31~_ _ _,. Ioo,·nc CL2)


-~-----+ S\ruch

~------ - - ~ - - - . . Potassium f~ot (


I rooOMETRV I
• Todomem, Is a ~pe of 1'ndt'rErl -hfifahon .
• n is a +;ipe of redo,c ~~oJion
• lhese are #le h\-roh'on in which Iiberokd 1od1ne. 1s ~ .

• When a stondord .so\uhon of ~,·um -\hioo,nore CNoiS~3) 1s ~


f~ -the d~1'no.~bn of h'berrued 100,ne \JS\'~ starch so,u\1bn as
an indt'col~ -then it t's known as Iodometry.

• Tudome\fV i's QC\-ua11V ,Completed r'n two steps '

ISTEP-I I
• Tu f H~ 6+ep done by ~ ,rroc~on be\ween -the. oxidiz1'n3 gQen~
1:S
Ct<[Link]-iOl) and excess kl and as a ~,~ of -the. 'lfeaclfrm rcrline
~ets \tbera\-ed .

I k'lCT1O1 t ~\<I t l-H~S0t.t ___. c~ (s0,.)3 t '-tk1S0tt t3J~+ lf-hO I


ISTEP-][ I
• In slep - ]f , ~ fi'lfs\ starch soluh·on ,s oddec\ t'n -\he. [Link]
icrl1'ne which fonm b\ue OJlou-r

I J; + S\orch __. atue Colour

• Now toe use standard SJdt'um ·ttnba,nott so\uh·on which renck: with
hbem~ ,od1'ne t'n \he SO\uhbn

I T1 ~ <[Link]'!~- .== s~o,~- + 21- I


• Now oJ- the end pot'nt o.l\ -\he \,beral-ed to:hne rrocts with thtQ.S\Jlpiok.
and roctuct (odide. (on , the. 1'nd1rot0o don't show any rrodion wih,
,oo.,qe ,ans , hence b\ue co\00o of snluhbn d,sap~ ( m\ourless)

I- + Iodlca.t01f ----. (o\ourtess


M~'o{ df[~re between Todimetry Ol1q Todomemy

ro01METR'f IOOOMETR'f

• Tcd,'ne rs '
[Link] dfrecHy In • Tod,'ne Is
pwduced ·OS o
-Ml( analJts,s resu\~ of Rectox Reacoon
• Oiirecl l1noh'on • Tndired li'tmhor,
• On hr 1 Re~ox Reactt'on • Two [Link] Reaclton
• To:h'ne onl~ Qets rtt!u~ • ~1'nt ~~ ~~ 01tta1ud
ihen s;iet ~doceq
• less ·Common Mdhoo\ • M~ common method
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