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A common primary standard for standardizing strong acids is sodium carbonate (Na2CO3).For acid-base titration, it is customary to prepare solutions of an acid and base of the desired concentration. Visit BYJU
A common primary standard for standardizing strong acids is sodium carbonate (Na2CO3).For acid-base titration, it is customary to prepare solutions of an acid and base of the desired concentration. Visit BYJU'S to understand more about it.
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