Volumetric reactions acid/base, precipitation, redox

VolCall Types of Reactions - Acid/Base - Precipitation - Redox. Given Stoichiometry - Volumetric Calculations - Molarity/Volume/ Weight. 

Can they be analysed by the reactions of simple volumetric chemistry, namely, acid/base, precipitation or redox reactions ... 

For this reason each component element of a compound should be examined separately for analysis by one of the three basic types of volumetric reactions, namely acid/base, precipitation or redox analysis, as these represent a useful source of information on chemical reactions, familiar from laboratory practical work. 

In general, titrations governed by precipitation reactions do not really constitute an appreciable number in volumetric determinations in comparison to either redox or acid-base reactions. The interaction between silver-nitrate and sodium chloride in solutions result into the precipitation of silver chloride as shown below ... 

This chapter provides in troductory material that applies to all types of titrimetric methods of analysis, using precipitation titrimetry to illustrate the various theoretical aspects of the titration process. Chapters 14, 15, and 16 are devoted to the various types of neutralization titrations, in which the analyte and titrants undergo acid/base reactions. Chapter 17 provides information about titrations in which the analytical reactions involve complex formation. These methods are of particular importance for the determination of a variety of cations. Finally, Chapters 18 and 19 are devoted to volumetric methods, in which the analytical reactions involve electron transfer. These methods are often called redox titrations. Some additional titration methods are explored in later chapters. These methods include ampero-metric titration, in Section 23B-4, and spectrophotometric titrations, in Section 26A-4. 

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