Which of the following is completely true regarding the titration of iron oxalate salt with EDTA? It was a redox titration, and the color changed from yellow to pink due to the indicator added. It was a redox titration, and the color changed from yellow to pink due to the color of EDTA. It was a chelometric titration, and the color changed from clear to pink, due to the indicator added. It was a chelometric titration, and the color changed from purple to yellow, due to the disappearance of the purple reactant. It was a redox titration, and the color changed from purple to yellow due to the disappearance of the purple reactant.

Which of the following is completely true regarding the titration of iron oxalate salt with EDTA? It was a redox titration, and the color changed from yellow to pink due to the indicator added. It was a redox titration, and the color changed from yellow to pink due to the color of EDTA. It was a chelometric titration, and the color changed from clear to pink, due to the indicator added. It was a chelometric titration, and the color changed from purple to yellow, due to the disappearance of the purple reactant. It was a redox titration, and the color changed from purple to yellow due to the disappearance of the purple reactant.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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