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Interpretation: The titration curve of a weak and a strong acid with a strong base is give. The curves are to be defined with the correct titration representation.
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To determine: The titration curve that corresponds to the titration of weak acid and that corresponding to the titration of strong acid.
Answer to Problem 16.1VP
Solution
The titration curve that corresponds to the titration of weak acid and that corresponding to the titration of strong acid is red and blue curve, respectively.
Explanation of Solution
Explanation
The titration graph representing the titration of a weak and a strong acid with a same strong base is given as,
Figure 1
The initial
Stronger acid has lower initial
Therefore, blue curve represents the titration of a strong acid with a base and the red curve indicates the titration of a weak acid with a base.
Conclusion
Blue curve represents the titration of a strong acid with a base and the red curve indicates the titration of a weak acid with a base
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