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Determines the concentration of an acid or base.
Direct titration uses one indicator; double uses two for complex acids.
The acid or base is considered weak and cannot be determined directly.
They are titrated against NaOH using pH indicators.
pH indicators, not M.O. indicators.
It must be at least 10^4 for clear inflection points.
Calculated as ½ (pK1 + pK2).
It can donate more than one proton during titration.
It enhances the acidity of boric acid.
Weak acids like acetic acid and formic acid.
Determined using M.O. or pH indicators.
It allows for accurate determination of multiple endpoints.
Calculated as ½ pKw + ½ pKa - ½ pCs.
It requires careful selection of indicators for accurate results.
It can lead to inaccurate endpoint determination.