List and explain the procedures for a manual titration experiment: use bullet points, pictures or diagrams.
Titration technique is a quantitative analysis used to determine the amount or concentration of a substance in a sample. Using appropriate apparatus to make and record a range of volume measurements is very important.
For example, an acid-alkali titration can be used to find the volume of acid (or alkali) of known concentration which exactly neutralizes a known volume of alkali (or acid) of unknown concentration. This concentration can then be calculated.
Measurements that are precise and accurate provide valid results. This can be achieved by using a standard procedure for carrying out a titration.
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