Question

How do you solve titration problems for concentration?

Answer 1

I think a good way would be to use dilution equation.

Explanation:

In titration, we mix an acid with an alkali with different volumes and concentrations, so a useful formula would be one that links the two quantities.

I can think of one simple equation, which states that,

`v_1c_1=v_2c_2`

• `v_1` is the volume of the first solution, let's say an acid.

• `v_2` is the volume of the second solution, let's say an alkali.

• `c_1` is the concentration of the first solution.

• `c_2` is the concentration of the second solution.

Commonly, we would use molarity `("M")` to calculate the concentration, while for volume, we can use liters `("L")`.