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1 November 2026

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Eight pages of study notes on volumetric analysis for IB DP Chemistry Paper 1B and the Internal Assessment: preparing a standard solution and dilutions, acid–base titration, standardizing a titrant, back titration, redox titration (including self-indicating manganate(VII) and iodine–thiosulfate) and thermometric titration.
Each technique opens with a short “What you need to know� box, then splits into Memorize (the method step by step), Understand (why each step matters, with labelled apparatus diagrams), Apply (worked calculations) and Exam trap (errors, their effect on the result, and the improvements examiners want). Burette readings, titres and uncertainties follow the conventions markschemes expect.
Written by an IB DP Chemistry teacher with 7 years of DP experience. Independent resource, not endorsed by the IB. Licence: single teacher or student use.

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