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After the titration is complete, is the solution a buffer solution? Why?

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After the titration is complete, is the solution a buffer solution? Why? 1E1<1166X
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00:01 Alright, so if you have different kind of graphs, you know, maybe you are iterating, say strong acids versus strong base, okay, you might expect, you'll expect a graph.
00:16 If you have this kind of illustration, right, you'll expect to have this kind of a graph where you have equivalent points.
00:28 This is equivalent point.
00:30 So that your graph will be somewhat this kind, right.
00:35 So this region here, the flat region is what the question is asking about.
00:42 So also, if you have perhaps a strong acid versus a weak base, again, you'll have this kind of an illustration.
00:53 If you have an equivalent point like that, you'll have somewhat this kind of a graph, right.
01:02 And the same applies to weak acid and weak base.
01:05 If you have a weak acid versus a weak base, also, you expect to have an interesting graph, okay, maybe starting from there...
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