Chemistry, asked by alpojyoti, 9 months ago

in conductometric titration ,the titre should be always very much concentrated then the solution to be titrated .explain.​

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Answered by JamesOwino
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Answer: To speed up the rate of reaction hence avoid unnecessary delays in attaining the endpoint of the reaction.

Explanation: In conductometric titration , a sharp observable change in the value can easily be observed by the addition 2-3 drops of titrant when the end point is approaching.

Answered by AditiHegde
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In a conductometric titration, the titre should be always very much concentrated than the solution to be titrated because of the following reasons:

  • In the case of conductometric titration, a shape change in the value of conductivity is observed, which is not easily observed.
  • So, by taking the titre much concentrated than the solution, a sharp change in the measurement of conductivity can be observed by the addition of a single drop of titrant when the endpoint is near.

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