When testing TA you're ultimately adding drops to turn your sample from green to red then count the drops and multiply by ten for TA reading. Here is my question, when the sample starts to transition to red..... I get a very light red/ pink color....do you stop and record or do you add one more drop (+10 ppm) and turn the sample bright red?
Testing TA
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drsipe
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You add drops until it doesn't change anymore, it should be a bright barbie pink.
ie. you add 7 drops and each drop has an effect on the color, but the 8th drop does not make the pink brighter, the result is 7, so 7x10=70
I hope this helps
ie. you add 7 drops and each drop has an effect on the color, but the 8th drop does not make the pink brighter, the result is 7, so 7x10=70
I hope this helps
You keep the drops going until the last one didn't cause a color change then deduct that last drop from the count.
As always thanks to all for taking the time out of your day to help guys like me that are trying to learn. Also, thanks for not pointing it out and being patient when we ask silly questions. 
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