Exercise of discussion :1) What is the different between volumetric titration and condumetrictitration?2) What type of titration in this experiment?3) Discusses the graph that practically got it.4) What is the different between end point and equivalent point?5) What is the principle of pH meter?6) The properties of glass electrode?7) What is the error that happen when measuring with glass electrode?

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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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1) What is the different between volumetric titration and condumetric
titration?
2) What type of titration in this experiment?
3) Discusses the graph that practically got it.
4) What is the different between end point and equivalent point?
5) What is the principle of pH meter?
6) The properties of glass electrode?
7) What is the error that happen when measuring with glass electrode?

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