⚖️🎯 What’s the difference between the End Point and the Equivalence Point in titration?


🎯 Equivalence Point:
✅ It's the theoretical point where the amount of acid = the amount of base
🔬 Chemically, neutralization is complete
📍 Determined by stoichiometry, not color


🌈 End Point:
✅ It's the experimental point where the indicator changes color
👁️ This is what you actually see in the lab
⚠️ It should be as close as possible to the equivalence point, but they’re not exactly the same
🧪 Example:
In an acid-base titration using phenolphthalein:

Equivalence point: Neutralization happens (H⁺ = OH⁻)


End point: The solution changes from colorless to pink 🌸


📌 In short:🧠 Equivalence point = theoretical completion
👀 End point = visual signal that we use to stop titration

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