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pka=pH halfway to the equivalence point. what is the equivalence point volume? it says to do so by locating the inflection point of the curve. but i'm not sure what the inflection point of the curve is. it says: using a ruler, draw a vertical line that crosses the inflection point and extend this line so it crosses the horizontal axis (use vertical minor gridlines to guide vertical ruler) to find volume base at the equivalence point.

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