Chemistry › Section N · Acid-base equilibria › Topic N.7
Acid-base titrations
A titration does more than find a concentration. Track the pH as the titrant goes in and you get a curve whose shape tells you whether the acid is strong or weak, reveals its pKa, and shows which indicator will mark the end point accurately.
In this topic
- From an end point to a whole curve
- Strong acid with strong base
- Worked example: points on a strong acid curve
- Weak acid with strong base
- Worked example: titrating acetic acid
- The half-equivalence point
- Weak base with strong acid
- How indicators work
- Choosing an indicator
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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