What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example

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What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example..

Answer / neah

The substance which is sufficiently pure(99.9%) and dissolve immediately in a solvent is called primary standard substances.
The substance whose concentration can be determined with reference to primary standard substance is called secondary standard.

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What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example..

Answer / thondhavada swathi

a standard solution can be obtained by dissolving a definite weight of substance having known purity is called primary standard.ex:nacl

Volumetric solutions ara known as secondary standards .ex:kmno4

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What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example..

Answer / p s yadav

Primary standard-:
It is essential that there shall be one and only one material standard (length standard).
Secondary standard -:
The material which are made as nearly as possible to the primary standard with which they are compared at intervals, and records of their deviation from it.

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What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example..

Answer / rajat mishra

Primary standard is a reagent which is very pure representative of the No. Of moles contain



Secondary standard :
Volumetric solution are known as secondary standard

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What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example..

Answer / en

For example in pharmaceutical chemistry primary standard will be pharmacopoeia's standard - USP or CRS, but they are very expensive. So you can fully characterize your "in house" material as your primary standard and use it for analysis. All next batch of standard, characterized vs. primary will be secondary standard. A part of primary standard should be stored for secondary standards characterizations.

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What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example..

Answer / nisha (college student)

primary std thats stdrd solution can be prepare but secondry thats stdnrd solution can not be prepared

eg. acetic acid is primary std but sulfuric acid is secondry

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What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example..

Answer / kishanpal singh fare labs gurg

Primary standard :
the Primary standards are the NIST ,ISO ASC Standard
tracible materials
.This primary stadards
the solutions which are use for
the calibration of analytical instruments.
also used to standardization of std( Normal & Molar solution

Secondary standards:
are use to routine analysis known as
secondary standards for but Secondary standards are liquid
calibration of analytical instruments.
also used to standardization of std( Normal & Molar solution

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