In volumetric titration of NazCO: (analyte) with HCI (titrant), using pH sensitive indicator, to measure the indicator correctionB) titrant is titrated against the solvent with analyteA) titrant is titrated against the solvent without analyteD) Both A and CC) titrant is titrated against the analyte only

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In volumetric titration of NazCO (analyte) with HCI (titrant), using pH sensitive indicator, to correction measure the indicator 8) titrant is titrated against the solvent with analyte A) titrant is titrated against the solvent without analyte D) Both A and C titrant is titrated against the analyte only

In volumetric titration of NazCO (analyte) with HCI (titrant), using pH sensitive indicator, to correction measure the indicator 8) titrant is titrated against the solvent with analyte A) titrant is titrated against the solvent without analyte D) Both A and C titrant is titrated against the analyte only

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter9: Acids, Bases, And Salts

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9.149E

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