Question

11) When a strong acid is
titrated against a strong base
the end point is the point of *
a) Zero conductance
b) Maximum conductance
c) Minimum conductance
d) none of above​

Answer 1

Answer:

When a strong acid is

titrated against a strong base

the end point is the point of *

a) Zero conductance

b) Maximum conductance

c) Minimum conductance

d) none of above

Answer 2

The correct response to the given question is Minimum Conductance (option c).

• The conductance of any solution is determined by the quantity of ions present.
• Titration of strong acid and a strong base produces a "V-shaped" curve.
• This graph shows that when we add a base to an acid, the OH and H+ ions form a connection, lowering the ionic conductance of the solution.
• When all of these ions have been neutralized, conductance hits its lowest point, which is the V curve's lowest point.
• This is the minimum conductivity equivalence point.
• If we continue to add base OH ions after the endpoint, the conductance of the solution will only increase.
• As a result, the end point of strong acid and the strong base titration is minimum conductance.