ollowing statements is incorrect A) Standardization is required when the titrant solution molarity is approximate B) A standard solution should react completely with the analyte. C) A secondary standard should be highly pure (99.99%). D) Back-titration is required when the rate of the reaction slow. E) Titration error is the difference between equivalence point volume and end point volume.

ollowing statements is incorrect A) Standardization is required when the titrant solution molarity is approximate B) A standard solution should react completely with the analyte. C) A secondary standard should be highly pure (99.99%). D) Back-titration is required when the rate of the reaction slow. E) Titration error is the difference between equivalence point volume and end point volume.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter20: Applications Of Oxidation/reduction Titrations

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