Transcription of TITRIMETRIC ANALYSIS OF CHLORIDE
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diffuse positive counter-ion layer will surround the particles. When the equivalence point is reached, there is no longer an excess of analyte Cl−, and the surface of the colloidal particles are largely neutral. After the equivalence point, there will be an excess of titrant Ag+, some of these will adsorb to the solid AgCl particles, which will now be surrounded by a diffuse negative ...
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