4. Why is it necessary to standardize a sodium hydroxide solution? a. Sodium hydroxide is basic b. Need to standardize before you can use an acid-base indicator c. Sodium hydroxide absorbs carbon dioxide and water d. Because K.H.P. is a primary standard

4. Why is it necessary to standardize a sodium hydroxide solution? a. Sodium hydroxide is basic b. Need to standardize before you can use an acid-base indicator c. Sodium hydroxide absorbs carbon dioxide and water d. Because K.H.P. is a primary standard

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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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4. Why is it necessary to standardize a sodium hydroxide solution?

a. Sodium hydroxide is basic

b. Need to standardize before you can use an acid-base indicator

c. Sodium hydroxide absorbs carbon dioxide and water

d. Because K.H.P. is a primary standard

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