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Vulgar
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Hi,
I was wondering why titration is a good method for determining concentrations. For instance to determine the concentraion of a weak acid HAc with a strong base NaOH,
NaOH+HAc --> NaAc+H20
Does this reaction have an equilibrium factor of inifinite or a very big one so that equivalent amounts of weak acid and base just neutralize each other?
Can u determine the concentration of a weak acid with a weak base? I don't think so because the total reaction doesn't have a very big equilibrium factor.
Kind regards
vulgar
I was wondering why titration is a good method for determining concentrations. For instance to determine the concentraion of a weak acid HAc with a strong base NaOH,
NaOH+HAc --> NaAc+H20
Does this reaction have an equilibrium factor of inifinite or a very big one so that equivalent amounts of weak acid and base just neutralize each other?
Can u determine the concentration of a weak acid with a weak base? I don't think so because the total reaction doesn't have a very big equilibrium factor.
Kind regards
vulgar