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What is the main purpose of a titration?

To determine the concentration of a solution

What is the analyte in a titration?

The substance of unknown concentration

Why is an indicator added to the analyte?

It changes color when neutralization ends

What is the titrant?

The solution of known concentration

What should the burette reading be at the start?

00 cm³

What is the titre?

The volume of titrant used

Results within what range are concordant?

0.200.20 cm³

To what precision can burette readings be made?

0.050.05 cm³

Why must the jet space be filled before starting?

To prevent inaccurate volume readings

When should you stop adding titrant?

When indicator permanently changes color

How many times should a titration be repeated?

At least three times

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