Question

Why is titration used?

Answer 1

Titration:

• Titration is a method in which the concentration of an unknown solution is measured using a solution of an unknown sustance.

• Usually, once the reaction is complete, the titrant (the information solution) is applied from a desktop to a known volume of the analyte (the unknown solution).
• If the concentration of an acidic solution needs to be found by scientists they will use a method called titration to do so.
• Using this method, scientists combine the unknown solution with a simple solution to neutralize it, then calculate the pH level in the neutral solution.