Conditions That the Titration Reaction Must Fulfill

Since the reaction is quantitative, M is replaced mole by mole with N, which is then titrated directly. As explained just above, these titrations are practiced for both theoretical and practical reasons. 

6 Types of Chemical Reactions Used in Titrations and Titration Designations 

The chemical reactions used in titrations belong to the four great reaction groups that are usually recognized in the field of the chemical analysis in solution, namely, 

Other titration designations have also been given in the literature. Some are named after the instrumental method used to detect the equivalence point. We can list, for example, conductometric, potentiometric, amperometric, spectrophotometric, and thermometric titrations. Others are named after the titrant nature. We speak then of iodometric, complexometric, and acidimetric titrations. 

7 Conditions That the Titration Reaction Must Fulfill 

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