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Give the instrumental set up diagram for titration
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GPT 3.5
A typical instrumental set up diagram for titration would include the following components:
1. Burette - a graduated glass tube used to dispense the titrant
2. Analytical balance - used to measure the mass of the sample being titrated
3. Magnetic stirrer - used to mix the sample and titrant
4. pH meter - used to measure the pH of the sample during the titration
5. Titration flask - where the sample being titrated is placed
6. Indicator - used to signal the end point of the titration
7. Titration stand - holds the burette in place during the titration
8. Erlenmeyer flask - used to collect the titrated solution
9. Wash bottle - used to rinse the equipment between titrations
This is a general set up and may vary depending on the specific type of titration being performed.
1. Burette - a graduated glass tube used to dispense the titrant
2. Analytical balance - used to measure the mass of the sample being titrated
3. Magnetic stirrer - used to mix the sample and titrant
4. pH meter - used to measure the pH of the sample during the titration
5. Titration flask - where the sample being titrated is placed
6. Indicator - used to signal the end point of the titration
7. Titration stand - holds the burette in place during the titration
8. Erlenmeyer flask - used to collect the titrated solution
9. Wash bottle - used to rinse the equipment between titrations
This is a general set up and may vary depending on the specific type of titration being performed.