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b) Answer the following questions related to titration technique                               i) What is differenc

b) Answer the following questions related to titration technique                              

i) What is difference between acidimetry and alkalimetry titrations?                       

ii)        What is an indicator?                                                                                      

iii)       Write any two properties of primary standard substance.                  

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