One type of this process utilizes bromthymol (BROM-thigh-mol) blue or phenolphthalein (FEEN-ulth-ALE-een) depending on the strength of the acid and base involved.
A "checkerboard" variety of this procedure is undergone by reagents in the ELISA assay. Another type of this process is named after Karl Fischer and used to determine the amount of water in a sample. One type of this process utilizes bromthymol (BROM-thigh-mol) blue or phenolphthalein (FEEN-ulth-ALE-een) depending on the strength of the acid and base involved. Those components are added until an equivalence point is reached. For 10 points, identify this laboratory technique used to determine the concentration of a solution by adding incremental amounts of another known solution.
A "checkerboard" variety of this procedure is undergone by reagents in the ELISA assay.
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