What does the titration curve plot?

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What does the titration curve plot?

Explanation:
In a titration you track how the acidity or basicity of the solution changes as you add a measured amount of titrant. The curve is a plot of pH (y-axis) against the volume of titrant added (x-axis). This setup shows the gradual buffering in the middle region and the steep rise at the equivalence point, making it possible to identify the endpoint and analyze the solution. It’s not plotted against time or against the analyte’s concentration; the standard titration curve emphasizes how pH responds to the amount of titrant added.

In a titration you track how the acidity or basicity of the solution changes as you add a measured amount of titrant. The curve is a plot of pH (y-axis) against the volume of titrant added (x-axis). This setup shows the gradual buffering in the middle region and the steep rise at the equivalence point, making it possible to identify the endpoint and analyze the solution. It’s not plotted against time or against the analyte’s concentration; the standard titration curve emphasizes how pH responds to the amount of titrant added.

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