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a. KHP (Potassium hydrogen phthalate) is used as our primary standard. What is meant by a primary standard? Why are we using KHP specifically?
b. What are the balanced chemical reactions taking place for each titration (NaOH+KHP & HCl+NaOH)?
a. KHP (Potassium hydrogen phthalate) is used as our primary standard. What is meant by a primary standard? Why are we using KHP specifically?
b. What are the balanced chemical reactions taking place for each titration (NaOH+KHP & HCl+NaOH)?
Tod ThielLv2
26 Aug 2019
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