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Leaving Cert Chemistry · Interactions of Matter
Higher Level
A quantitative procedure in which a solution of accurately known concentration is run from a burette into a measured volume of another solution until the reaction between them is just complete. The volume delivered at the end point is used to calculate the unknown concentration.
Ordinary Level
An experiment where liquid is added from a burette to another solution until the reaction is exactly finished. It is used to find an unknown concentration.
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