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Titration Reactions

Question 8 • Foothill-B Period-Chemistry-26/27B

Which of the following is the main reason to use titration in chemistry?

Answer
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to write a balanced chemical equation for a reaction
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to calculate the number of moles of an acid or base
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to use stoichiometric ratios for converting moles
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to find the molarity of an unknown acid or base

Explanation

Titration uses a solution of known concentration to react with an unknown acid or base. At the point where the reaction is complete, the measured volumes and the balanced reaction’s mole ratio let you calculate the unknown solution’s molarity. Thus, the main purpose is to find the molarity of an unknown acid or base.

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