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What is the main focus of potentiometry?
Determining chemical concentrations
In potentiometry, how is information obtained about the sample being analyzed?
By determining the potential difference between electrodes
What is required to perform potentiometry?
At least three electrodes
How is potentiometry different from titration?
Titration involves adding a reagent until a reaction stops, while potentiometry does not
What property of the sample is related to the voltage measured in potentiometry?
Concentration of certain ions in the sample
Learn about the method of potentiometry used in analytical chemistry, where the potential difference between two electrodes is measured to determine the concentration of ions in a solution. Explore how potentiometry is used to analyze chemical compositions and reactions.
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