Chemistry Lab Titration curve calculations

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The discussion focuses on the challenges faced in understanding titration curve calculations for a chemistry lab assignment. The user expresses confusion about performing the necessary calculations, particularly regarding identifying the equivalency point on the derivative graph. They note a lack of formal instruction on titrations in lectures, which adds to their difficulty. Responses suggest that the user should refer to textbook illustrations for clarity and guidance. Overall, the need for foundational knowledge in titrations is emphasized to aid in completing the assignment effectively.
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I don’t have a clue on how to do the calculations. I know the equivalency point is at the steepest part of the derivative graph. Please don’t say just figure it out, I truly need help. I haven’t learned titrations in lecture yet, but in lab it’s totally different. [/B]
 

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This is completely unreadable.
 
Your results so resemble the illustrations seen in a large number of textbooks that you should easily find explanations in them.
 
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