Salt Preparation | Titration (Tutorial)

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[@MrJansenTan]

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[@GhulamHussain-lr5sy]

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[@arifaomer750]

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[@pingu8394]

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[@ranonymous27]

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[@sophiainroom3951]

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[@chloefong3031]

same amount of acid? as in the initial amount of acid or the acid USED until the solution change color?

[@MrJansenTan]

Hi Chloe, it refers to the same volume of acid used to achieve the end point in your first titration.

[@thee_pauline]

For this method should the alkali be soluble?

[@MrJansenTan]

For titration, all starting materials chosen should be aqueous solutions. Yes, so you need to use an acid and a soluble base/carbonate.