What is primary & Secondary Standard ? Give Example
Answer Posted / ananth
Primary standard :
Primary standards are the materials having high purity
values under specified conditions which can be used to
standardise the volumetric solutions.This primary stadards
also used to prepare the solutions which are necessay for
the calibration of analytical instruments.
Secondary standards:
Generally volumetric solutions are
known as secondary standards
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