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Used to discern the amount of a chemical or substance in a solution. This process consists of two parts, the titrand, which is the chemical that you want to know the quantity. The other part of this process is the Titrant, which is a chemical you add to the solution to test the quantity of the Titrand.

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Titration is a method used to find the concentration of the titrand, which is a solution with and unknown molarity. This is done by adding a solution with a known concentration to the titrand until it fully reacts. After that, we perform calculations based on how much of the known substance was used to react and its molarity to find the titrand.

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Titration is a technique to find the concentration of a solution (titrand/analyte). A solution with a known concentration (titrant) is slowly added from a buret to the conical flask the titrand/analyte, as well as the indicator, are in. The term used to describe when all of the titrand/analyte has reacted is called the equivalence point. The indicator in the conical flask marks when it has reached the equivalence point with a change of color. This change of color is called the endpoint.

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The titration process is where a solution with a known concentration (titrant) is used to determine the unknown concentration of a set volume of unknown solution (analyte).

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Titration is used to calculate the concentration of an unknown solution called a titrand. To determine the amount of titrand in a solution you need to add a known amount of another chemical into the solution, this is called a titrant. titration starts by adding the titrant through a burette into a container with the titrand in it. when all the titrand has reacted it is called the endpoint. You know the solution has reached the endpoint when there is a change in color. This is caused by an indicator that is usually in the titrand's solution to make it clear when you have made it to the endpoint.

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Titration is used to determine the concentration of a titrand. In order to perform a titration, there are several steps.

1. fill the buret with titrant by using a funnel. Next, you tap to remove any bubbles.
2. record the starting volume
3. transfer the titrant to the flask and add a few drops of indicator and swirl it
4. place the flask under the buret and record the volume
5. Swirl with one hand on the stopcock and the other on the flask. Slowly add titrant from the buret to the flask and watch the color change
7. when the analyte becomes a colored solution, record the final volume of the buret.
8. subtract the initial volume from this final volume to get the added volume you needed for this titration.
9. subtract 5 mL from the volume to get teh amount of titrant that can be safely added before a slower addition is required
10. Repeat this process 3 times and average the endpoint values

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Tritration is used to find the concentration of a titrand. The process is below.

First, you should fill the beuret with your titrant. Before you do this, check to see if the bottom of the beuret is closed in order to keep it inside the beuret. Next, you should check the amount of the titrant inside the beuret. Record this number. Next, mix the titrand with the indicator, and make sure to again record how much titrand you have. Next, pour the titrant into the beuret. Stop pouring when you start to see color in the beuret. Now, only allow drops of the solution into the flask, to be careful to not to put too much in. When the color turns more solid, stop putting drops into the flask and record the volume. Next, subtract the first volume of titrant you had from this volume of solution in order to find the amount of titrant added to the flask. You want to repeat this process multiple times.

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titration is done to determine the concentration of the titrand by adding the titrate.

1. fill funnel with titrant and tap gently to check for bubbles

2. record starting volume

3. transfer titrand into flask and add a few drops of indicator, record the volume

4. swirl the flask with one hand and use the other to open the burette

5. when the solution changes color, close the stopcock

6. subtract the new volume in the burette from the starting volume to get the added volume. then subtract 5 mL from the added volume to get the endpoint

7. clean flask and repeat process, adding enough titrant to reach the endpoint

9. Add only a few drops of the titrant at a time until the solution changes to a light color. subtract to find added volume.

10. repeat three times and use the average of the added volumes for calculations.

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1. Fill beuret with titrant. Make sure that beuret bottom is closed

2. Record initial value of titrant solution in beuret, reading from bottom of meniscus

3. Combine known amount of titrand with indicator in a flask, record amount of titrand

4. Open beuret stopper and allow titrant to flow into flask, close beuret when flashes of color start to appear in flask.

5. Slightly open beuret stopper to allow one drop at a time into flask, swirl flask regularly.

6. When titrand solution becomes colored throughout swirling, close beuret stopper and record final volume of titrant in the beuret.

7. Subtract initial volume of titrant from final volume of titrant to get amount of titrant added, or endpoint value

8. Repeat three times, average endpoint values.

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Summary of Titration Process (Teesa Chamine)

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Summary of Titration Process (Teesa Chamine)

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1. Fill a clean burette, mounted on the clamp, with titrant

2. Gently tap the burette to remove air bubbles and record volume of titrant

3. Transfer analyte into flask using a volumetric pipette and add a few drops of indicator

4. Place flask under burette and record volume

5. Use one hand to swirl contents of flask while the other turns stopcock

6. When solution changes color, close stopcock

7. Subtract new volume in burette from old one and subtract 5 mL from that to find the estimated endpoint

8. Clean flask and burette with deionized water and repeat procedure until you reach your estimated endpoint

9. From there, close stopcok enough so that only drops are being added

10. Close stopcock when solution turns a light color of indicator

11. Repeat until endpoints are within .1 mL of each other and find mean

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Titration is the process to find the amount of chemical in a solution. In a titration process, two different solutions are prepared. The titrate, which is the substance to be analyzed is placed into a flask, and the titrand, the solution of known concentration, fills a burette. The solution from the burette is added to the flask until an indicator marks a color change, indicating a completion of a chemical reaction. This is known as an endpoint or equivalence point.

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Titration is the process used to determine the molarity or volume of substance needed to completely react with the established volume of a solution. The known substance, either an acid or base, is filled into a buret and the substance that will be analyzed is put in a flask. An indicator is placed into the flask, and will have a change in color when the reaction between the two substances is complete. The reaction ends when the known solution from the burette is added to the flask and the indicator in the flask changes color. 

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Titration is the process used to determine the molarity or volume of substance needed to completely react with the established volume of a solution. The known substance, either an acid or base, is filled into a buret and the substance that will be analyzed is put in a flask. An indicator is placed into the flask, and will have a change in color when the reaction between the two substances is complete. The reaction ends when the known solution from the burette is added to the flask and the indicator in the flask changes color. 

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The Process of Titration (Rebecca Sherry)

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Titration is the process of determining the volume or molarity a substance needed to react completely with a given volume of a solution. In the titration process, two solutions are used. The substance to be analyzed, either the acid or base is taken in a flask and a solution of known concentration is filled in the burette. A substance is added into the flask to figure out when the reaction ends. You know the reaction ended when the solution from a burette is added to the flask and there is a color change that occurs at the end of the reaction. This process is called titration. That’s the process of titration.
-Lily

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