Types of titrations - oxidation reduction titrations, Chemistry

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Oxidation Reduction Titrations

The titrations based upon oxidation-reduction reactions are termed redox titrations. The chemical reactions proceed along with transfer of electrons (simultaneous loss or gain of electrons) in between the reacting ions in aqueous solutions. Sometimes these types of reactions are known after the reagent used.


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