Discussion:1- Why does (N22CO3) be used for HCl titration.2- Why HCl and NaOH are considered secondary standard solution?3- Is the using large quantity of indicator effect on titration?4- Why did we wash the walls of flssk during the titration?

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1- Why does (N22CO3) be used for HCl titration.
2- Why HCl and NaOH are considered secondary standard solution?
3- Is the using large quantity of indicator effect on titration?
4- Why did we wash the walls of flssk during the titration?

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