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What is the definition of a titrant?
Think about what you are adding to the analyte.
What does the equivalence point signify in a titration?
Consider the stoichiometry of the reaction.
What is the function of a titrant in a titration?
Think about what the term 'titrant' means.
True or False: The equivalence point always occurs at pH 7.
Recall how different acid-base pairs affect the pH at equivalence.
You have 25 mL of an acetic acid solution at a concentration of 0.1 M. You titrate it with 0.1 M NaOH. Calculate the pH before and after equivalence.
Think about what happens to the concentrations of acid and base as you add NaOH.
During a titration, you accidentally overshoot the endpoint. What potential error could this cause, and how would you explain this impact on the results?
Reflect on the importance of the endpoint in determining concentrations.
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