BP106T · Semester 1 · B.Pharm
Unit III — Titrimetric Analysis
Pharmaceutical Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry
This study page introduces Titrimetric Analysis in Pharmaceutical Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry (BP106T), B.Pharm Semester 1. Read the selected definitions and short notes below, then download the full unit PDF.
Topics in this unit
- ACID–BASE TITRATIONS AND INDICATORS
- NON-AQUEOUS TITRATIONS
- PRECIPITATION TITRATIONS AND GRAVIMETRY
- COMPLEXOMETRIC TITRATIONS
- REDOX TITRATIONS
Definitions and short notes
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Definition
An acid–base titration is a volumetric analysis in which a solution of an acid (or base) of known concentration is added from a burette to a measured volume of a base (or acid) until neutralisation is complete, the completion being signalled by an indicator or a pH meter.
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Indicator
scientific: a weak organic acid or base whose ionised and unionised forms have different colours, so its colour changes within a narrow pH range. Indicator — simple: a dye that changes colour to shout "stop — neutralisation is complete!"
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