How to Find the Equivalence Point on a Titration Graph In Excel

[@user-fz1gh3ro1b]

Absolutely stellar tutorial. Simple to understand, straight to the point and extremely helpful.

[@TheCompleteGuide1]

Thanks. Glad it helped you.

[@tomatoshoes6118]

you are my life saver! i was lost on how to make my graph more presentable (i even tried adjusting the axis to no avail) so this video really helped me!! thank you so much!

[@TheStudyZone11]

Thanks so much for this video, it was very helpful for completing my lab report!

[@Cobalt_]

Totally agree with the comments. Amazing tutorial, helping me a bunch with my Degree. Thanks!

[@stefania4804]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, so helpful for my report :))

[@EternalBeingOfficial]

Excellent tutorial, thanks

[@TheCompleteGuide1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kirilromanov6902]

Excellent tutorial
Thank you very much!

[@e.t.33]

Great tutorial, thank you so much

[@theresa.gerges]

Thank you so much!
You're a life saver!

[@lachlan0610]

Top notch stuff!!!!!

[@megangoetz1016]

Thank you!!

[@marthinusbotha4877]

Thank youuu!!!

[@malory11ing87]

OMG thank you

[@parthiancomics]

Thanks boss

[@itsfun04]

How did u get titration data in that form which has been showed..we use volume of base/acid in glycine titration so how to get OH equivalent readings against the change in pH corresponding to it??

[@Bretaxy]

What?

[@andrearaujo4657]

amazing

[@alponakamal8547]

why is my derivative negative?

[@millicentfishermonger8082]

What would you title all of the graphs?

[@bucket9982]

Goat

[@Bretaxy]

Yeah... no

[@jeremycharbitpoi]

Or you could buy a fucking automatic titrator and work like a human being.

[@Bretaxy]

Maybe look into it instead of writing such a dull comment