Potentiometric Titration ( complete concept)# Analytical chemistry Part-2 # csir net , gate exam

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what is potentiometric titration , its principle , different type of reference electrodes , indicator electrodes . type of potentiometric titrations.
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Nice explanation.Thank you Maam

[@lachu8740]

Useful

[@ayeshamuhammedriaz5635]

Assaslam olaikum Maam kindly make video on columetry i have alot of confusion in this topic and u r the only one to clear my confusion.Thank u ma'am

[@englishwithravi4590]

Thank you so much mam❤️❤️❤️💕👍

[@baijumathews5144]

can you please explain why there is rise in emf when the titrant is added i.e. there is a reduction of ion concentration

[@eldhosejacob4408]

Maam the class was nice.But i have a doubt. why did you always consider reference electrodes as anode and indicator electrodes as cathode?

[@avifagare3429]

Very very nice madam.

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Very nice lecture👍👍

[@ashvinsolanki154]

Thank you madam It is ueful for me in practical viva So thanks again

[@Mjmanishjain5]

Nice explanation

[@vijayjadon8761]

Btw nice teaching..

[@shahrukhasundaria]

Why there is large change in potential at end point ?

[@nitrawat795]

Mam it's good but I wanna knw about karl Fisher reaction and complete reaction means that neutralising reaction and so on

[@Bhavya_1509]

Very good lecture madam I used to watch ur videos regularly if it possible please make video on hammet and tauft equations, primary, secondary kinetic isotopic effects in chemical kinetics

[@Bhavya_1509]

@@PriyankaJainchemistry madam I am asking for Primary and secondary kinetic isotopic effects in chemical kinetics also hammet and tauft equations not salt effects please

[@deveshkumar8221]

Mam pls variation or pertubation theorem par video bna dijiye 3 din bd exam h pls mam

[@myknowledgeofy5151]

hello maim mujhe yeh janana h ki aap ka white board ka size kitna h aur ap record kaise krti ho ispe

[@RituRitu-tt6rx]

Thnku so much mam

[@pkrchemistry7733]

mam give one video on polargraphy and TGA

[@pushpakarganguli6832]

Good Explanation. I have seen this in most text books also. Sometimes they use +ve sign in Nernst equation. Can you tell why Nernst equation got -ve sign in acid base titration and +ve sign in redox titration at 15:30

[@swat2553]

Yha pr negative sign lgaoge tolog wali term konreverse krdo .....even standard form negative hi hoti h ....vo to conc. Ko reverse krke sign bhr le aate h

[@safalmewada9059]

Mam please send the notes of this lecture if possible .....😊

[@sakuntalasenapati5891]

Here E means what

[@mohamedjaffarshathik481]

thanq mam 🙂

[@akhilng5819]

Thank u

[@orianachavez8167]

I couldn’t understand the pronunciation between 20:02 and 20:10 can someone please help

[@shubhamlohchab7071]

addition of the reagent leads to the formation of the complex, so we add a chelating ligand like EDTA using a burette

[@feelings8057]

Ye notes nakal bna ne k liye boht ache h

[@kayyumhussain2815]

Thank u meam

[@فيصلابوبكر-ط7ل]

ميه ميه

[@rasheedolavanna7835]

Thank u mam

[@bilalahanger962]

Y we separate two electrodes

[@drivn7974]

Cuz the hydrogenation subduction of the Valence cation makes the carbonyl groups dissociate in solution. Thus, a weak acid is formed which under the influence of UV short wavelength radiation, water is created. Yes there are two electrodes

[@knowledgeofpharma839]

Thank you so much mam.. Ur teaching great. I want to meet u mam.

[@nitrawat795]

Hindi and english ka combination rkho.. taki eng and hindi viewers ko easy ho smjhna

[@satavishamitra9626]

Hello mam plz one video for polarography

[@khpchemistry1909]

mam, which refrence and indicator electrode used in complexometric titration ?

[@bestilovekhan7729]

It may better if you teach in Hindi

[@abhisheknagar4750]

Tq for video MAm THO concept samaj m nhi aaya

[@thangallapallydheerajrinku6233]

Video is good but your pronunciation was not good

[@Aswin_a_h_]

Feels the same

[@deepaklaxkar2210]

Ar medam thode hindi bhe bol leya kro

[@kayyumhussain2815]

Light laga o

[@dkamlesh1580]

Hindi me explain kro....I het English...

[@pramodsethy5266]

Good explaining mam

[@sakuntalasenapati5891]

Here E means what