Expt 2 Calcium by visible spectroscopy

1 | P a g e CHEM 450 expt . 2: DETERMINATION of Calcium in URINE SAMPLES by visible (Vis) spectroscopy Advanced Preparation: To be completed before coming to the lab. Show calculations to your instructor before preparing any of the solutions below. 100 mL of M Ca2+ from 400 ppm Ca2+ stock solution 200 mL of a x 10-3 M aqueous solution of Arsenazo III (FW g/mole) 1 L of M Imidazole buffer from the hydrochloride salt, adjusted to pH with either M HCl or M NaOH Background Soluble Calcium (as Ca2+ ions) in aqueous samples is usually determined by EDTA titration using Eriochrome Black T as indicator. In very dilute solutions, titration becomes impractical to use due to low levels of Calcium ions which make the color change at the equivalence point difficult to see.

CHEM 450 Expt. 2: DETERMINATION of CALCIUM in “URINE” SAMPLES by VISIBLE (Vis) SPECTROSCOPY Advanced Preparation: To be completed before coming to the lab. Show calculations to your instructor before preparing any of the solutions below. 100 mL of 0.00100 M Ca 2+ from 400 ppm Ca 2+ stock solution

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