Two questions about using the normality equation N1V1=N2V2 to calculate the amou

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Two questions about using the normality equation N1V1=N2V2 to calculate the amount of titrant needed to neutralize an analyte:
1) can it be used for titration a involving a weak acid or base (either mono or diprotic) ?
2) can it be used for titration an of an amino acid (if we treat it as diprotic and assume there are no acidic/basic side chains)?
Thanks! Two questions about using the normality equation N1V1=N2V2 to calculate the amount of titrant needed to neutralize an analyte:
1) can it be used for titration a involving a weak acid or base (either mono or diprotic) ?
2) can it be used for titration an of an amino acid (if we treat it as diprotic and assume there are no acidic/basic side chains)?
Thanks!
1) can it be used for titration a involving a weak acid or base (either mono or diprotic) ?
2) can it be used for titration an of an amino acid (if we treat it as diprotic and assume there are no acidic/basic side chains)?
Thanks!

Explanation / Answer

1) yeah you can use it for titration of weak acid and weak base

2)yeah you can use it for amino acid titration for weak acids and weak bases for both its valid

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