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    • ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY QUESTIONS Quiz

      1. The endpoint in a titration is the point where the color change occurs due to the indicator.

      1. true 
      2. false

      2. A primary standard should be impure and easily dissolvable in water.

      1. true 
      2. false

      3. Titrations can only be performed between acids and bases.

      1. true 
      2. false

      4. In a back titration, the excess titrant is added to the analyte, and the remaining titrant is titrated to find the concentration of the analyte.

      1. true 
      2. false

      5. The equivalence point and the endpoint are always the same in a titration.

      1. true 
      2. false

      6. The concentration of the unknown solution can be determined by using the volume of titrant used in the titration.

      1. true 
      2. false

      7. The pH of the solution is the primary factor in determining the endpoint of an acid-base titration.

      1. true 
      2. false

      8.  burette is used to accurately measure and deliver a known volume of the titrant during a titration.

      1. true 
      2. false

      9. Titration is a qualitative analysis method used to identify substances in a sample.

      1. true 
      2. false

      10. The volume of titrant used at the equivalence point can be used to calculate the molarity of the analyte.

      1. true 
      2. false

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