5- a) Define the term pH. Which electrode do you use? Draw a scheme and describe theprinciple of pH measurement. Express the limitations of the electrode used.b) To discuss following each titration of a solution with a strong base and draw each titrationcurvesi) 0.1 M H₂SO4 (first acidty is very strong, K₂= 1.2 10²)

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5- a) Define the term pH. Which electrode do you use? Draw a scheme and describe the
principle of pH measurement. Express the limitations of the electrode used.
b) To discuss following each titration of a solution with a strong base and draw each titration
curves
i) 0.1 M H₂SO4 (first acidty is very strong, K₂= 1.2 10²)

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