What is the primary purpose of a titration?
Correct Answer: To determine the concentration of a solute.
- Step 1: Understand that titration is a laboratory method.
- Step 2: Know that it involves mixing two solutions together.
- Step 3: One solution has a known concentration (the reagent).
- Step 4: The other solution has an unknown concentration (the solute).
- Step 5: The goal is to find out how much of the reagent is needed to completely react with the solute.
- Step 6: By measuring this amount, you can calculate the concentration of the solute.
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