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Suppose you failed to mix the borax solution properly. How would this error be reflected in the average titre?

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White raven [17]2 years ago

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Answer and Explanation :

borax is a week base which is used as a primary standard solution to standardize the acid solution there is a very good property of borax that is does not decompose easily as we discussed above that it is a week base does not soluble in water easily, so it is very necessary to proper mixing of borax in water. If there is in proper mixing of borax then it will effect the not standardize the solution and error will be reflected as high alkaline concentration

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