(b) In the pH metric titration, calomel and glass electrodes are used for measuring. What are the other electrodes that can be used for measuring the pH of a solution? Explain the advantages and disadvantages along with the full cell diagram. (c) To study the kinetics of iodination of acetone, why starch is used as an indicator just before the endpoint? What will happen if starch is used as an indicator at the beginning of the titration?

(b) In the pH metric titration, calomel and glass electrodes are used for measuring. What are the other electrodes that can be used for measuring the pH of a solution? Explain the advantages and disadvantages along with the full cell diagram. (c) To study the kinetics of iodination of acetone, why starch is used as an indicator just before the endpoint? What will happen if starch is used as an indicator at the beginning of the titration?

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(b) In the pH metric titration, calomel and glass electrodes are used for measuring. What
are the other electrodes that can be used for measuring the pH of a solution? Explain
the advantages and disadvantages along with the full cell diagram.
(c) To study the kinetics of iodination of acetone, why starch is used as an indicator just
before the endpoint? What will happen if starch is used as an indicator at the beginning
of the titration?

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