This document discusses reagent grade water and its use in analytical chemistry. It provides an introduction to organic reagents used in inorganic reactions and covers concepts such as solutes, solvents, molality, normality, buffer solutions, and standards. The document examines the history and properties of organic reagents and gives examples of organic reagents used in inorganic reactions. It also explores buffer solutions and their actions as well as primary and secondary standards.

1. REAGENT GRADE WATER
Ritah Kiconco (BMLS, MMLS)
Lecturer - Clinical chemistry
Department of medical laboratory science
Faculty of medicine
Mbarara University of Science and Technology

13. ANALYTICAL REAGENT GRADE:
ORGANIC REAGENTS IN
INORGANIC REACTIONS

14. INTRODUCTION

17. History

20. Properties of organic reagents

21. Examples of organic reagents

35. CONCEPTS OF SOLUTES AND
SOLVENTS

43. MOLALITY/NORMALITY

56. BUFFER SOLUTIONS AND
THEIR ACTIONS

68. Standards (Primary and Secondary)

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