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The aim is to showcase a simple, low-cost auto-titration setup for undergraduate labs.

March 28, 2026The Chemical Educator

A Low Cost Auto-titrator for Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory Programs

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JYJohn C. O’;C. YoungSaint Mary's University

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Demonstrates a low-cost auto-titrator for conducting acid-base titrations in chemistry labs, suggesting practical alternatives to expensive equipment.

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The aim is to showcase a simple, low-cost auto-titration setup for undergraduate labs.
Utilized a burette and optical titrant drop counter for titrant dispensing.
Implemented conductometric, potentiometric, and photometric sensors for concentration monitoring.
Described a conductometric acid-base titration application with the apparatus.
The setup effectively monitored analyte concentration during titration.
Conductometric detection of the equivalence point was noted to have advantages over potentiometric methods.

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John C. O’;C. Young (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c772d98bbfbc51511e3476 https://doi.org/10.1333/s00897253011a

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Demonstrates a low-cost auto-titrator for conducting acid-base titrations in chemistry labs, suggesting practical alternatives to expensive equipment.

A Low Cost Auto-titrator for Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory Programs

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A Low Cost Auto-titrator for Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratory Programs

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