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what is titrent,& titrate
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Answer / shikha arora
Titrate, which is used to analyse the sample (which is in
the conical flask),and it is in burate,& titrant, which is
in the conical flask.
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Answer / guest
Titrate Means use for in titrations Volumetric solutions
& Titrent means use for analysis of sample
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