11 of 148. A student conducts an acid-base titration to investigate the change in pHduring a reaction between hydrochloric acid and ammonia solution.a. Name a piece of equipment that could be used to provide an accuratemeasurement of pH during the titration and explain how it would becalibrated.The student transfers 50cm3 of 1.0moldm³ ammonia solution acid intoa beaker. During the titration the student adds 50cm3 1.00moldm3hydrochloric acid from a burette into the beaker and records the pHthroughout.b. Sketch the pH curve produced during this titration.

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8. A student conducts an acid-base titration to investigate the change in pH during a reaction between hydrochloric acid and ammonia solution. a. Name a piece of equipment that could be used to provide an accurate measurement of pH during the titration and explain how it would be calibrated.

8. A student conducts an acid-base titration to investigate the change in pH during a reaction between hydrochloric acid and ammonia solution. a. Name a piece of equipment that could be used to provide an accurate measurement of pH during the titration and explain how it would be calibrated.

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8. A student conducts an acid-base titration to investigate the change in pH
during a reaction between hydrochloric acid and ammonia solution.
a. Name a piece of equipment that could be used to provide an accurate
measurement of pH during the titration and explain how it would be
calibrated.
The student transfers 50cm3 of 1.0moldm³ ammonia solution acid into
a beaker. During the titration the student adds 50cm3 1.00moldm3
hydrochloric acid from a burette into the beaker and records the pH
throughout.
b. Sketch the pH curve produced during this titration.

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