can one take succinic acid solution in the titration flask and NaoH solution in the burette which indicator is used ? 1. methyl orange. 2. methyl red. 3.phenolphthalein. 4.bromophenol blue
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Answer:
option 4- phenolphthalein
Explanation:
as succinic acid is a weak acid and sodium hydroxide is a strong base therefore pH range would be 7-11
and phenolphthalein best work in pH range 8-11
therefore phenolphthalein should be used
If one take Succinic Acid solution in the titration flask and NaOH solution in the burette then Phenolpthalein should be used as an indicator for the titration.
Explanation:
Here, the Acid-Base titration is between a weak acid and strong base. We are titrating the strong base NaOh against the weak acid Succinic acid (HOOC-CH2-CH2-COOH). The end result will be a color change from color less to pale pink.
As per the norms, Phenolpthalein is the best indicator that should be used for burette solutions which have PH more than 7 to 11.
The rest of the indicators that are mentioned in the options Methyl Orange can be used for the PH between 3-4.5, Methyl Red for 4.5-6.5 and Bromophenol Blue for PH between 6-7.5