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The following `pH` range where the indicator shows change in colour are given
i. `4 - 9.7` ii. `7.46-10.0` iii. `6.5-4`
Which of the above `pH` range represent titration of
I. Strong acid/strong base `(S_(A)//S_(B))`,
II. Weak acid/strong base `(W_(A)//S_(B))`,
III. Weak base/strong acid `(W_(B)//S_(A))`

A

`(i) rarr I, (ii) rarr II, (iii) rarr III`

B

`(iii) rarr I, (ii) rarr II, (i) rarr III`

C

`(ii) rarr I, (iii) rarr II, (i) rarr III`

D

`(i) rarr I, (iii) rarr II, (ii) rarr III`

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To solve the question regarding the pH ranges and their corresponding titration types, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the pH range for Strong Acid/Strong Base (SA/SB) Titration - **Explanation**: In a titration between a strong acid and a strong base, the resulting solution typically has a pH around 7 at the equivalence point. Therefore, the pH range for the indicator should include neutral pH (around 7). - **Given Range**: The range provided is **4 - 9.7**. This range includes pH 7, making it suitable for SA/SB titration. ### Step 2: Identify the pH range for Weak Acid/Strong Base (WA/SB) Titration - **Explanation**: In a titration of a weak acid with a strong base, the pH at the equivalence point will be greater than 7 due to the basic nature of the strong base dominating the weak acid. Thus, the pH range should be above 7. - **Given Range**: The range provided is **7.46 - 10.0**. This range is above pH 7, making it suitable for WA/SB titration. ### Step 3: Identify the pH range for Weak Base/Strong Acid (WB/SA) Titration - **Explanation**: In a titration of a weak base with a strong acid, the pH at the equivalence point will be less than 7 because the strong acid will dominate. Therefore, the pH range should be below 7. - **Given Range**: The range provided is **6.5 - 4**. This range is below pH 7, making it suitable for WB/SA titration. ### Summary of Results - **i. 4 - 9.7**: Strong Acid/Strong Base (SA/SB) - **ii. 7.46 - 10.0**: Weak Acid/Strong Base (WA/SB) - **iii. 6.5 - 4**: Weak Base/Strong Acid (WB/SA) ### Final Answer - i. Strong Acid/Strong Base: **4 - 9.7** - ii. Weak Acid/Strong Base: **7.46 - 10.0** - iii. Weak Base/Strong Acid: **6.5 - 4**
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