standardtitrant
Standardtitrant, or standard titrant, is a titrant solution whose concentration has been determined with high accuracy. It is used in titration experiments to determine the amount of analyte in a sample by reacting with the analyte under stoichiometric conditions. The reliability of a titration hinges on knowing exactly how much titrant is delivered, which is ensured by standardization against a primary standard.
Preparation and standardization involve titrating a measured quantity of a primary standard with the titrant and
Storage and handling require appropriate containers, protection from light and moisture when necessary, and labeling with
Applications of standard titrants are broad, spanning acid-base, redox, complexometric, and precipitation titrations. Common examples include
Quality and traceability are central concerns: a standard titrant should be traceable to national or international