2005 journal article

A closer look at acid-base olfactory titrations

JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION, 82(4), 607–610.

By: K. Neppel n, M. Oliver-Hoyo n, C. Queen n & N. Reed n

TL;DR: This laboratory experiment uses the sense of smell to determine end points of acid–base titrations and results show that garlic and vanillin gave the most accurate results when calculated NaOH molarities were compared to the standardized values. (via Semantic Scholar)
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