Asked by Artem

Describe the apparent relationship between H30 and OH concentrations when an endpoint is reached in acid-base titration.

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Answered by ~christina~
H3O aproximately equal to OH concentration.
Answered by DrBob222
I suppose the answer here is that the (H3O^+) = (OH^-) and I think that answer is good BECAUSE you said "apparent" end point but ONLY because of that. For equivalence points that occur at pH = 7.0, the H^+ and OH^- are equal but at equivalence points not at 7.0 that is not true. The H^+ is larger than OH^- at methyl orange and methyl red end points and OH^- is larger than H^+ at phenolphthalein end points.
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by Kris B Bout
This Was Very Useful.
Answered by John
How could someone not find this useful, if you're taking chemistry it shouldn't be difficult to understand his explanation?
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