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sammypetter
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Posted: 01/2/10 at 10:58pm \| IP Logged

What technique corrects the difference between end point and equivalence point?

I have this question that I need to answer for my lab report and I can't find the answer anywhere in this book or on the internet, so if you know please help! The question is: describe what technique can be used to correct the difference between end point and equivalence point abd explain why this technique corrects for the difference. Thanks so much!

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Wayne Hill
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Posted: 02/2/10 at 5:28am \| IP Logged

You didn't try very hard: thermometric titrimetry

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Posted: 02/2/10 at 7:06am \| IP Logged

Thats what I was going to say......

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Posted: 03/2/10 at 11:43am \| IP Logged

I disagree Wayne....I say it is all in the foot placement.

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Posted: 03/2/10 at 5:25pm \| IP Logged

If you google "end point equivalence point," the second entry (Wikipedia, naturally) tells you more than you'll ever want to know about the experimental errors in titration, and answers the original poster's question.

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