Science, asked by NesaraAgnivamsha, 1 year ago

explain Theory of acid base titration

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Answered by sethipawanjotsi

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Acid Base Titration Theory. In chemistry, titration is a process by which a chemist can find the concentration of a solution with good accuracy, if she knows what substance is in it. This can be very handy for determining the concentrations of acids andbases, such as hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide.

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