Question

merits and demerits of conductometric titrations​

Answer 1

merits and demerits

Explanation:

10 ml of the acid must be diluted with approximately 100 ml of distilled water (so that the changes in the conductance brought on by the addition of the base become small).

A burette must now be filled with the base and the initial volume must be noted.

In this step, a conductivity cell must be inserted into the diluted acid solution in a way that both the electrodes are completely immersed.

Answer 2

Answer:

The merits of conductometric titration

1. this process is very useful in the titrations of very dilute solution and weak acids
2. The end point of this method of titration is very sharp and accurate when compared to a few other titration process..
3. conductometric titration has numerous application in acid base titration,redox tridation, precipitation tridatio,and complex titration..

The demerits of conductometric titration

1. Only a few specific redox tritation can be done with this process.,this is because the conductivity of the solution is masked by relatively high hydronium ion concentration..
2. The accuracy of conductometric titration is low when the concentration of the elecrolyte are high,making the tritation process unsatisfactory..