A teacher adds a small amount of a substanceto an erlenmeyer flask while demonstratingtitration.and it changes to another color when she addsthe acid from the buret above. What is thiscolor-changing substance that is used duringtitrations?an isotitrateO an analytea titrantan indicatorO a quotient

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A teacher adds a small amount of a substance
to an erlenmeyer flask while demonstrating
titration.
and it changes to another color when she adds
the acid from the buret above. What is this
color-changing substance that is used during
titrations?
an isotitrate
O an analyte
a titrant
an indicator
O a quotient

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