This titration curve shows the pH changes as sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is added to hydrogen phosphate (H2PO4-). The pH remains relatively constant between 0-5 mL of NaOH as H2PO4- is neutralized. From 5-15 mL of NaOH the pH increases sharply as neutralization of H2PO4- is complete and the solution becomes more basic. The pH levels off after 15 mL as excess NaOH is present.
This titration curve shows the pH changes as sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is added to hydrogen phosphate (H2PO4-). The pH remains relatively constant between 0-5 mL of NaOH as H2PO4- is neutralized. From 5-15 mL of NaOH the pH increases sharply as neutralization of H2PO4- is complete and the solution becomes more basic. The pH levels off after 15 mL as excess NaOH is present.
This titration curve shows the pH changes as sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is added to hydrogen phosphate (H2PO4-). The pH remains relatively constant between 0-5 mL of NaOH as H2PO4- is neutralized. From 5-15 mL of NaOH the pH increases sharply as neutralization of H2PO4- is complete and the solution becomes more basic. The pH levels off after 15 mL as excess NaOH is present.