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What is the main purpose of an acid-base titration?

To determine acid/alkali concentration

What volume of HCl is measured using a pipette in this practical?

25 cm³

What colour is phenolphthalein in acidic conditions?

Colourless

What colour change indicates the endpoint of the titration?

First permanent pink colour appears

Why should the burette be rinsed with NaOH before use?

To ensure accuracy

Why is a white tile placed under the conical flask?

To see colour change more clearly

What is the titre in a titration?

Volume of NaOH used

How many concordant titres should be obtained?

At least three

What is the maximum difference for titres to be concordant?

0.20 cm³

What is plotted on the Y-axis of the results graph?

Volume of NaOH required (cm³)

What correlation exists between HCl concentration and NaOH volume?

Positive correlation

What shape should the graph of HCl concentration vs NaOH volume show?

Straight line

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