What is the analyte in a titration?
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The question is asking about the substance that is being analyzed in a titration, commonly known as the analyte. This is typically a solution whose concentration is being determined through the titration process.
Answer
The solution with an unknown concentration that needs to be determined.
The analyte in titration is the solution whose concentration is unknown and needs to be determined.
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The analyte in titration is the solution whose concentration is unknown and needs to be determined.
More Information
The analyte is the substance being analyzed in a titration. It reacts with the titrant of known concentration to determine the analyte's concentration.
Sources
- What is an analyte in a titration? - Homework.Study.com - homework.study.com
- Acid-Base Titrations - Chemistry LibreTexts - chem.libretexts.org
- Titration - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
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