In a titration, which volume is most accurate for determining the exact amount of a neutralized...
In a titration, which volume is most accurate for determining the exact amount of a neutralized species, the endpoint volume or the equivalence point volume? Why?
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The volume of the titrant added to the analyte is the most critical thing in titration because, this parameter helps you to determine the unknown concentration of the analyte or the unknown amount of analyte.
If you add more or less volume of titrant, then you will end up in wrong calculation of analyte concentration. This gives you wrong estimation of amount of the analyte present.
Hence, determination of accurate volume at end point or equivalence point is important.
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