The following titration curve can only correspond to one of those indicated. The 1st compound is the one that is titrated; the 2nd, the titrant, which is added from the buret. (1). H₂SO4 with NH3 (2). NH3 with HNO3 (3). HNO3 with Na₂CO3 (4). Na₂CO3 with HCI PH 15:00 2600 25:00

The following titration curve can only correspond to one of those indicated. The 1st compound is the one that is titrated; the 2nd, the titrant, which is added from the buret. (1). H₂SO4 with NH3 (2). NH3 with HNO3 (3). HNO3 with Na₂CO3 (4). Na₂CO3 with HCI PH 15:00 2600 25:00

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Chapter15: Acid-base Equilibria

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Acid Base Titration

An acid-base titration is the method of quantitative analysis for determining the concentration of an acid and base by exactly neutralizing it with a standard solution of base or acid having known concentration.

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The following titration curve can only correspond to one of those indicated.
The 1st compound is the one that is titrated; the 2nd, the titrant, which is added from the buret.
(1). H₂SO4 with NH3
(2). NH3 with HNO3
(3). HNO3 with Na₂CO3
(4). Na₂CO3 with HCI
PH
10
ON
8.00
acon
1509
26.00
2000 V/ml

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