At the equivalence point of a titation, exact stoichiometric amounts of the reactants have reacted, in terms of Two -to - one mole, therefore:a) The added amount of titrant does not equal the exact of consuming amount of substance titrated.b) The moles of titrant are twice the moles of substance titrated.c) The moles of titant are half the moles of substance titrated.d) The added amount of titrant equals the exact consuming amount of substance titrated.

At the equivalence point of a titation, exact stoichiometric amounts of the reactants have reacted, in terms of Two -to - one mole, therefore:a) The added amount of titrant does not equal the exact of consuming amount of substance titrated.b) The moles of titrant are twice the moles of substance titrated.c) The moles of titant are half the moles of substance titrated.d) The added amount of titrant equals the exact consuming amount of substance titrated.

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At the equivalence point of a titation, exact stoichiometric amounts of the reactants have reacted, in terms of Two - to - one mole, therefore:a) The added amount of titrant
does not equal the exact of consuming amount of substance titrated.b) The moles of titrant are twice the moles of substance titrated.c) The moles of titant are half the
moles of substance titrated.d) The added amount of titrant equals the exact consuming amount of substance titrated.

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