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Determine the Seedvax Content in the Potential Titration

Jian Zhu

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The terminal point is more obvious and the accuracy is higher determining the seedvax content of 40% seedvax thiram WP in the potentiometric titration than in the non aqueous titration with the Crystal Violet as the indicator.

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The terminal point is more obvious and the accuracy is higher determining the seedvax content of 40% seedvax thiram WP in the potentiometric titration than in the non aqueous titration with the Crystal Violet as the indicator.

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The terminal point is more obvious and the accuracy is higher determining the seedvax content of 40% seedvax thiram WP in the potentiometric titration than in the non aqueous titration with the Crystal Violet as the indicator.

Key concepts: Titration, Potentiometric titration, Gran plot, Chemistry, Crystal violet, End point, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Inorganic chemistry

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