Chemistry 1 - Notes - Acids & Bases - Part 3 (Titrations)

A titration is a neutralization reaction that lets you determine the concentration of an unknown acid or base.

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To perform a titration, you need to know the concentration of either the acid or the base.

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The most common indicator for titrations is phenolphthalein

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By going slowly, our goal in a titration is to have the equivalence point as close to the end point as possible.

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Having a balanced equation isn't important in a titration, because the moles of each aren't relevant.

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