The following statements are true, EXCEPT: (a) The purpose of a titration is to determine the concentration of the analyte solution. (b) The role of an indicator is to help the titrant and analyte react successfully. (c) The buret is used for delivering increments of the titrant solution. (d) The purpose of washing the buret with water is to help see the color of indicator better.   Choices: I and III II and IV I and II III and IV

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