Discussion
Conductometric titration is particularly useful for solutions that are
Answer: D
Correct answer: coloured or turbid
A conductometric titration locates the end point from the intersection of two straight lines drawn through measurements taken away from it, so nothing has to be seen and no indicator is needed. That makes it valuable exactly where a visual end point fails: coloured, turbid or very dilute solutions, and titrations of weak acids with weak bases where no indicator changes sharply.
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