Argentometric titration

Argentometry is a specific type of titration technique that leverages the reaction between silver(I) ions and chloride ions. This method is commonly employed to quantify the chloride content in a sample solution. In an argentometry experiment, the sample solution is carefully added to a solution of silver nitrate (AgNO3) of precisely known concentration. As the reaction progresses, the chloride ions in the sample solution react with the silver(I) ions to form the insoluble and highly stable compound, silver chloride (AgCl). This reaction is characterized by a clear endpoint, which marks the point at which all chloride ions have reacted with silver ions.

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