Rücktitration
Rücktitration, also known as back titration, is a laboratory technique used in analytical chemistry. It is employed when a direct titration is difficult or impossible to perform accurately. This often occurs when the analyte reacts very slowly, is volatile, or when the titrant is not readily available or stable.
In a Rücktitration, a known excess amount of a reagent (the back-titrant) is first added to the
The amount of the analyte is indirectly determined by calculating the amount of the back-titrant that reacted