Chloride ion estimation is which type of titrationa.Complexometric titrationb.Argentometry/precipitation titrationc.redox titrationd.acid-base titration
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Chloride ion estimation is which type of titrationa.Complexometric titrationb.Argentometry/precipitation titrationc.redox titrationd.acid-base titration
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The estimation of chloride ions is done through b. Argentometry/precipitation titration. This type of titration involves the formation of a precipitate during the titration process. In the case of chloride ion estimation, silver ions (from a solution of a silver salt like silver nitrate) are added to the solution containing chloride ions. The silver ions react with the chloride ions to form silver chloride, which is a white precipitate. The point at which all the chloride
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