What actually happens to concentration of species at neutral point of

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The discussion focuses on the behavior of species concentration at the neutral point of an acid-base titration involving a weak acid and an indicator. Specifically, it examines the dissociation of the weak acid (HIn) into hydrogen ions (H+) and the indicator ion (In-). The conversation suggests consulting titrations.info for comprehensive insights into acid-base titration indicators and their roles at the equivalence point.

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What actually happens to concentration of species at neutral point of an indicator (say that of a weak acid)?

HIn----> H+ + In- (In=indicator)
 
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