Question

3. Volatilization Method is
5 points
A. Precipitation of solutions
O B. Vaporizations of solutions
O C. A and B
O D. None of the above​

Answer 1

The right response to the given question is option B: Vaporization of solutions.

• In analytical chemistry, it is a method for measuring or quantifying the amount of a certain material or analyte.
• As the name implies, volatilization is based on the notion of phase or state shift from one substance to another.
• The volatile chemical in the solution is easily evaporated utilizing heat energy and thermal energy in this approach.
• Later, the amount of mass of the volatile component is calculated by subtracting mass from the initial mass of the solution or the mass absorbed by some desiccant used.
• The principle of this approach is liquid to gaseous or vapor form transformation.
• Precipitation of a solution is incorrect in this method since any material that is precipitated as a solid matter will generally undergo a chemical reaction.
• As a result, option B is the proper response.

Answer 2

OPTION (B) IS CORRECT.

(B) VAPOURIZATIONS OF SOLUTIONS

Explanation:

• The volatilization is a process in which the state of the substance changes from liquid to gas.
• This process is known as vaporization.
• A volatile substance has a huge tendency to vaporize (convert to gas). It vaporize very rapidly.
• So, the volatilization method is the vaporization of the solution i.e., the changing of a liquid solution to vapours.
• The volatilization is used in gravimetry as well.
• Therefore, option (b) is correct.