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Why is a chemical indicator added to the flask in which a titration will occur

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7 0

To indicate the end-point of a reaction during a titration.
At end-point, there will be colour change of the indicator, knowing the end-point is reached.

Hope it helped!

Aloiza [94]3 years ago

4 0

The indicator is added to determine the end of reaction.

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