Conductimetric Titration
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Purpose:	To show the conductimetric titration procedure. Relates to 
		precipitation, solubility, ions in solution, and conductivity.

Materials:	buret filled with 0.1M H2SO4
		water
		saturated (~0.14M) Ba(OH)2 solution (22g/500mL)
		conductivity apparatus
		magnetic stirrer and bar
		ring stand with apparatus mounted as needed

Procedure:	Place enough water in 400 ml beaker so that conductivity 
		probe reaches liquid. Adjust stirring. Add 10 ml of Ba(OH)2.
		Begin titrating with H2SO4; addition can be rapid for a few 
		milliliters, but must proceed dropwise slowly as endpointed is 
		approached. At endpoint, conductivity approaches zero. If 
		endpoint is passed, conductivity will increase. 

Disposal:	Barium cation is a Class B chemical, and may be drain disposed 
		up to 1 gram per day, according to (2007) interim guidelines. 
		Sulfate anion is a Class A chemical, and may be drain 
		disposed up to about 100 g/day, after neutralization

Discussion:	[ TBD  Ba(OH)2 + H2SO4 --> BaSO4 + 2H2O ] 

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