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Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry

12.2Acid–base titrations

Acid–base titrations in Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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Learning objectives

What the syllabus expects you to be able to do.

  1. 12.2.1Describe an acid–base titration using a burette, a volumetric pipette and a suitable indicator.
  2. 12.2.2Describe how an indicator is used to identify the end-point of a titration.

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  • Acid–base titration technique

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Acid–base titrations: sample question

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Methyl orange is added to aqueous sodium hydroxide in a conical flask. Dilute hydrochloric acid is added from a burette. What colour change shows the end-point?

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