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The indicator used in the Mohr's method is? ​

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Answered by VedswaroopK
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The Mohr method uses chromate ions (CrO42-) as the indicator for the argentometric determination of bromide, chloride and cyanide ions.

Answered by Anonymous
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Chromate ions are the indicator used in Mohr's method.

  • Mohr's method has devised by a German scientist named Karl Friedrich Mohr.
  • This method involves direct titration.
  • In this procedure, Chloride ion solution is the analyte and Silver nitrate had used to prepare titrants.
  • Potassium chromate is the indicator in this titration process.
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