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NEET UG CHEMISTRY MCQ: PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY

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When adding the acid from the burette into the conical flask
(i) the acid is initially added drop by drop
(ii) the conical flask is swirled while adding the acid
(iii) the conical flask is placed over a white tile or white sheet of paper
(iv) the inside of the conical flask is washed down from time to time with deionised water.
Which of the above procedures is/are not carried out during the titration?
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Correct option: C
(i) only
Option C (i) only is correct because initially, the acid is added drop by drop, the conical flask is swirled, and it's placed over a white tile. Washing down the flask with deionized water is also a standard practice.

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