Respuesta :

kzhang7322

Answer:

No, I don't think so at least

Explanation:

In chemistry, you do calculations to find the concentration of a solution with another solution of KNOWN concentration. Without concentrations of either solution, were would you get values from? Where would you start? :3

pstnonsonjoku

You can not titrate  a solution of unknown concentration with another solution of unknown concentration and still get a meaningful answer.

Titration involves the standardization of unknown solution using a standard solution. By this definition, titration must involve a standard solution.

Since the two unknown solutions are not standardized, we can never get a meaningful answer because we can not be able to perform any calculation unless we have a standard solution.

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