During the Volhard titration method: A. Fe(III) serves as the indicator. B. An organic compound serves as the indicator. C. Chromate- serves as the indicator. D. A weak acid/base serves as the indicator. E. Cr(VI) serve as the indicator. F. No indicator is needed.

During the Volhard titration method: A. Fe(III) serves as the indicator. B. An organic compound serves as the indicator. C. Chromate- serves as the indicator. D. A weak acid/base serves as the indicator. E. Cr(VI) serve as the indicator. F. No indicator is needed.

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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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During the Volhard titration method:
A. Fe(III) serves as the indicator.
B. An organic compound serves as the indicator.
C. Chromate- serves as the indicator.

D. A weak acid/base serves as the indicator.
E. Cr(VI) serve as the indicator.

F. No indicator is needed.

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