What are the primary standards?
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Answer / ch.madhava reddy
A primary standard is a reagent that is extremely pure,
stable, has no waters of hydration, and has a high molecular
weight.
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Answer / kishor solanke
A reagent of high purity and non-parmacopoeal, which is
stable with respect their charactristic property at NTP.
Which is generally used for standardization only.
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A primary standard is a reagent which is very pure,
representative of the number of moles the subatance
contains and easily weighed.Primary standards are typically
used in titrations and other analyticaL techniques as
standardization solutions
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Answer / ram krishna
Primary standard are highly purify and none degradable
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Answer / nagaraju
It should be nothydroscopic and stabule Compltly solubule in spacified solvents
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