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Exercise 12 Permanganimetric Determination of Calcium Determination Determination of of the calcium content of a sample may be determined through many methods such as gravimetry, and direct or indirect titrations. titrations. It is commonly determined by a method involving the combination of precipitation and titration. In this method, the sample as initially added ith hot hydrochloric acid to liberate calcium ions in the solution. !hese liberated calcium ions are precipitated as calcium oxalate monohydrate by employing certain conditions. CaC"# $ 2%#"$ & Ca2$ $ C"2 $ %2"
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12.1 12.2 +fter precipitation of calcium oxalate, oxalate, it is then separated from the mother liuor and ashed free of excess oxalate ith cold distilled ater. !hen it is dissolved in sulphuric acid to convert the oxalate ions to oxalic acid, hich is titrated ith a strong oxidi-ing agent such as standard potassium permanganate solution. 2n"() $ /%2C2"( $ 0%#"$ & 2n2$ $ 1C"2 $ 1(%2" 'eaction 12.# Coprecipitation Coprecipitati on of other ions in the solution as oxalates can occur due to excess oxalate in the solution this may lead to a positive error. !o minimi-e these 3inds of errors, conditions and precautions for the determination are designed. + techniue called reprecipitation may be employed to be sure that all other contaminants in the precipitate are eliminated. +ddition of ammonia in the acidic solution ith calcium and oxalate ions can also be employed to minimi-e coprecipitation. +t euivalence point, the folloing relationships are obtained4 e %2C2"( 5 e 6n"( 7m8E9: %2C2"( 5 7;<=: 6n"( m %2C2"( 5 7;< =: 6n"( >E9 %2C2"(? !hen the mass of oxalic acid is related to the mass of calcium and calcium oxide in the sample. m Ca 5 7;<=: 6n"( 7E9 Ca:
