The amount of the boric acid radicle may be determined by incinerating 5-10 grammes of soap, extracting with hot dilute acid, filtering, neutralising this solution to methyl orange, and boiling to expel carbon dioxide.
N/1 acid, to methyl orange, and the result expressed in terms of Na{2}O.
An acid indicator of medium strength is methyl orange.
In the presence of methyl orange, the color change takes place only when the carbonate has been completely neutralized.
That methyl orange should be most sensitive toward alkalies is evident from the following considerations: Methyl orange is a weak base and, therefore, but little dissociated.
Methyl orange is a representative of the group of indicators which, in aqueous solutions, behave as weak bases.
One drop of methyl orange is then added, and the solution titrated with N/20 sulphuric acid, which has been standardised against weighings of 0.
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