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I know how titration works but for back titration I don't have any idea what it is and what difference there is with it and normal titration. I just want to know since I have an ISA exam and I just want to be sure about back titrations before I get into it.
Note: I'm not asking for specific details about the exam itself, I just want to know what back titration is and the difference between ordinary titration and if there's any potential calculations I can get out of back titration
Note: I'm not asking for specific details about the exam itself, I just want to know what back titration is and the difference between ordinary titration and if there's any potential calculations I can get out of back titration
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(Original post by Fruitbasket786)
I know how titration works but for back titration I don't have any idea what it is and what difference there is with it and normal titration. I just want to know since I have an ISA exam and I just want to be sure about back titrations before I get into it.
Note: I'm not asking for specific details about the exam itself, I just want to know what back titration is and the difference between ordinary titration and if there's any potential calculations I can get out of back titration
I know how titration works but for back titration I don't have any idea what it is and what difference there is with it and normal titration. I just want to know since I have an ISA exam and I just want to be sure about back titrations before I get into it.
Note: I'm not asking for specific details about the exam itself, I just want to know what back titration is and the difference between ordinary titration and if there's any potential calculations I can get out of back titration
as an example you could work out the % purity of CaCO3
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