The pH of a solution was monitored over the course of a titration. Below is thegraph from the titration. Select the description that best matches the graph.A) a strong acid (analyte) titrated with a strongbase1211B) a weak acid (analyte) titrated with a strongbase109.8.PHC) a strong base (analyte) titrated with a weakacid6.3D) a weak base (analyte) titrated with a strongacid1.1030507090110mL of titrantE) a weak base (analyte) titrated with a weakacid

From the graph. pH is decreases continuously. And initially pH is greater than 7 . Then it is…

Dase B) a weak acid (analyte) titrated with a strong base C) a strong base (analyte) titrated with a weak acid D) a weak base (analyte) titrated with a strong acid 30 50 70 90 110 ml of titrant E) a weak base (analyte) titrated with a weak acid

Dase B) a weak acid (analyte) titrated with a strong base C) a strong base (analyte) titrated with a weak acid D) a weak base (analyte) titrated with a strong acid 30 50 70 90 110 ml of titrant E) a weak base (analyte) titrated with a weak acid

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Acid Base Titration

An acid-base titration is the method of quantitative analysis for determining the concentration of an acid and base by exactly neutralizing it with a standard solution of base or acid having known concentration.

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The pH of a solution was monitored over the course of a titration. Below is the
graph from the titration. Select the description that best matches the graph.
A) a strong acid (analyte) titrated with a strong
base
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B) a weak acid (analyte) titrated with a strong
base
10
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8.
PH
C) a strong base (analyte) titrated with a weak
acid
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D) a weak base (analyte) titrated with a strong
acid
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10
30
50
70
90
110
mL of titrant
E) a weak base (analyte) titrated with a weak
acid

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