In determining the magnitude of the break in a titration curve at the endpoint, which is important?
University of Ilorin CHM107 2026 past question
- How fast the reaction occurs
- Strength of the metal–EDTA complex and concentration of solutions
- Colour intensity of the indicator
- Volume of titrant added
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