Modern applications of titrimetric methods in analytical chemistry
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Titrimetric methods remain among the most widely used classical techniques in analytical chemistry due to their simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and high accuracy. Despite the rise of instrumental techniques, titrations continue to play a central role in quantitative analysis across pharmaceutical, environmental, food, and industrial sectors. This article explores the modern applications of various titrimetric methods—acid-base, redox, complexometric, and precipitation titrations—and highlights their relevance in current analytical practices. The paper also discusses the advantages, limitations, and integration of titrimetry with modern quality control systems.
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