Volhard method is supported by the following statements EXCEPT_ Choose the best answer. Titration can be done even at a pH lower than 6.5 The endpoint of the back titration is the formation of a colored complex ion. Involves the addition of excess AgNO3 to a halide solution, followed by back titration of the excess by KSCN The acidic pH condition prevents the appearance of the green suspension at endpoint.

Volhard method is supported by the following statements EXCEPT_ Choose the best answer. Titration can be done even at a pH lower than 6.5 The endpoint of the back titration is the formation of a colored complex ion. Involves the addition of excess AgNO3 to a halide solution, followed by back titration of the excess by KSCN The acidic pH condition prevents the appearance of the green suspension at endpoint.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter11: Solving Equilibrium Problems For Complex Systems

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