**Titration Analysis**The given titration plot has an equivalence point at pH = 4.3.**Identify which of the indicators would be appropriate for this titration:**- [ ] bromothymol blue- [ ] ethyl orange- [ ] phenolphthalein- [ ] bromophenol blue- [ ] methyl orange- [ ] bromocresol purple**Graph Explanation:**The graph, titled "Titration Data," shows the relationship between pH and the volume of titrant added. The curve begins at a higher pH and descends, indicating an acidic titration environment. The equivalence point is marked at pH 4.3. The endpoint pH range is illustrated between 3.3 and 5.3, which will help in selecting a suitable indicator for the titration.

Answer: Indicator is a substance that is used in a titration to identify the end point. Usually…

Macm The titration shown in the plot has an equivalence point at pH = 4.3. Identify which of the indicators would be appropriate for this titration. bromothymol blue ethyl orange phenolphthalein bromophenol blue methyl orange bromocresol purple pH Titration Data Titrant volume end-point pH range 5.3 3.3

Macm The titration shown in the plot has an equivalence point at pH = 4.3. Identify which of the indicators would be appropriate for this titration. bromothymol blue ethyl orange phenolphthalein bromophenol blue methyl orange bromocresol purple pH Titration Data Titrant volume end-point pH range 5.3 3.3

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