Titration OF (i) Diprotic Acid v/s SB,(ii) Basic Salt v/s SA Indicators || Selection OF Indicators

Acid Base Titration|| Selection OF Indicators

"Effective Buffer Range,Titrations, Theory OF indicators,Selection OF indicator"

Theory OF indicators || Color Transition Range, Titration Curves & Selection OF Indicators

"PH Calculation OF Diprotic Acids,Salt Hydrolysis, Hydrolysis OF Salt OF S.A + S.B,Hydrolysis OF Salt OF S.A + W.B"

The substances whose odour changes in acidic or basic media are called ______. Options are (a) Natural indicators (b) Synthetic indicators (c) Acid-base indicators (d) Olfactory indicators.

Titration (pH Titration Curve) :- (i) SA v/s SB (ii) WA v/s SB (iii) WB v/s SA (iv) WA v/s WB"

Titration of diprotic acid (H_(2)A) by strong base has been summarised in following graph What is the pH at II equivalence point?

The rapid change of pH near the stoichiometric point of an acid-base titration is the basic of indicator detection. pH of the solution is related to the ratio of the concentration of conjugate acid (Hin) and base (In^(-)) forms of the indicator by the expression

Explain the following : (i) Acid salt (ii) Fire extinguisher (iii) Olfactory indicator (iv) pH-scale