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acid-base titration

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acid-base titration [′as·əd ′bās tī′trā·shən]
(analytical chemistry)
A titration in which an acid of known concentration is added to a solution of base of unknown concentration, or the converse.


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Basis and the Difficult Point of pH Control As shown in the acid-base titration curve [6], the changes at the two ends of the curve are gentle, that is to say, the pH varies very little with the addition of strong acid (or strong base); however, the sensitivity is very high around the neutral point, and the pH is to change dramatically even when a little strong acid (or strong base) is added in.
[GRAPHIC OMITTED] Determination of the MA Content in iPP-g-MA Copolymer Determination of the MA content in iPP-g-MA was carried out by a method of acid-base titration suggested by Gaylord et al.
Laboratory modules were written for gas laws, thermodynamics, and acid-base titration.
 
 
 
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