Both the titration require the presence of acids in the solution ( in both cases , we use 1 M H2SO4.Explain . Could you use HCl instead ? Why ?
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The reaction between the analyte and the titrant is usually an acid-base reaction. In the first case, if we are titrating a strong base with 1 M H2SO4, it means that the analyte is the strong base and the titrant is the strong acid (H2SO4). The reaction between Show more…
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