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What would happen to the concentration of a solution if the titration was stopped after the first sign of color?

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A quantitative analysis where the amount of substance is calculated by measuring the volume is termed as volumetric analysis.

Titration is a type of volumetric analysis.

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If the titration is stopped immediately after addition of given solution from burrete and a sign of color occurs after that then the volume used for the complete neutralization of the solution will be less than expected. And thus, the concentration of the solution will be higher.

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