Chemistry, asked by hasanalif317, 10 months ago

What is suitable indicator?

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Answered by joshua213

An indicator is appropriate for a given titration if the rapid change of p H pH pH at equivalence overlaps the p H pH pH range of the indicator.

This is a suitable indicator

Answered by zack2595

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A suitable indicator is that indicator which gives particular result to differentiate btwn acid n base properly

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