Titrantene
Titrantene refers to a class of chemical compounds, specifically dyes, that exhibit a distinct color change when subjected to varying pH levels. These compounds are derived from the broader category of acid-base indicators, which are substances that signal the presence or absence of a particular chemical species. The color change in titrantenes is a result of a chemical reaction where the molecule undergoes a structural alteration, leading to a different absorption spectrum of visible light.
The primary application of titrantenes lies in volumetric analysis, commonly known as titration. In this analytical
The specific color change and the pH range over which it occurs are unique to each titrantene.