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What conditions should chemical reactions suitable for titrimetric analysis possess?

2015-08-24View Original

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What conditions should chemical reactions suitable for titrimetric analysis possess?
Reply #22015-08-24
A chemical reaction suitable for titrimetric analysis should meet the following conditions: 1. The reaction must have a definite chemical formula, that is, it proceeds according to a specific reaction equation, which forms the basis for titration calculations. 2. The reaction must proceed quantitatively. 3. It must have a fast response time. For reactions that proceed slowly, heating or adding a catalyst can sometimes be used to accelerate the reaction. 4. There must be a suitable and simple method to determine the dropping point endpoint.

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