When the endpoint is detected by a dye color change,a cationic dye binds to the positive surface of the precipitate.an anionic dye binds to the positive surface of the precipitate.a cationic dye binds to the negative surface of the precipitate.an anionic dye binds to the negative surface of the precipitate. The Fajans titration uses an adsorption indicator to detect the endpoint of a titration in which a precipitate is formed. For thetitration of CI by Ag*, insoluble AgCl is formed. Indicate what is happening at each step of the titration by completingeach statement.

1. An anionic dye binds to the positive surface of the precipitate. In this particular reaction.

The Fajans titration uses an adsorption indicator to detect the endpoint of a titration in which a precipitate is formed. For the titration of CI by Ag*, insoluble AgCl is formed. Indicate what is happening at each step of the titration by completing each statement.

The Fajans titration uses an adsorption indicator to detect the endpoint of a titration in which a precipitate is formed. For the titration of CI by Ag*, insoluble AgCl is formed. Indicate what is happening at each step of the titration by completing each statement.

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When the endpoint is detected by a dye color change,
a cationic dye binds to the positive surface of the precipitate.
an anionic dye binds to the positive surface of the precipitate.
a cationic dye binds to the negative surface of the precipitate.
an anionic dye binds to the negative surface of the precipitate.

The Fajans titration uses an adsorption indicator to detect the endpoint of a titration in which a precipitate is formed. For the
titration of CI by Ag*, insoluble AgCl is formed. Indicate what is happening at each step of the titration by completing
each statement.

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