Given the following data during the potentiometric titration of 75.00 mL unknown NaCl solution by 0.01000 AgNO3, A. Which titrant addition volume determines the endpoint of the titration Vol, mL E, V 6.00 0.074 18.00 0.102 24.00 0.128 26.00 0.148 27.50 0.166 28.00 0.175 28.50 0.193 28.80 0.209 28.90 0.220 29.00 0.233 29.10 0.280 29.20 0.350 29.30 0.408 29.40 0.421 29.50 0.430 30.00 0.448 30.50 0.462 31.00 0.475 33.50 0.511

Given the following data during the potentiometric titration of 75.00 mL unknown NaCl solution by 0.01000 AgNO3, A. Which titrant addition volume determines the endpoint of the titration Vol, mL E, V 6.00 0.074 18.00 0.102 24.00 0.128 26.00 0.148 27.50 0.166 28.00 0.175 28.50 0.193 28.80 0.209 28.90 0.220 29.00 0.233 29.10 0.280 29.20 0.350 29.30 0.408 29.40 0.421 29.50 0.430 30.00 0.448 30.50 0.462 31.00 0.475 33.50 0.511

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter20: Applications Of Oxidation/reduction Titrations

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