It’s not thermogravimetric (“thermo-gravi-metric”), but potassium hydrogen phthalate is typically used as a calibration standard for this technique. This technique is combined with calorimetry in an analytical instrument used to measure the binding affinity of small molecules to proteins. (10[1])A coulometric form of this technique (10[1])tracks the reaction between sulfur dioxide and iodine as it consumes (10[1])water; that form of this technique is named for Karl Fischer. (10[1])Eriochrome Black T and EDTA (10[1])act as indicators in a complexometric form of this technique (10[2])for detecting metals. Curves created using this (10[1])technique have multiple sudden inflection points when analyzing polyprotic samples. For 10 points, burettes are commonly used in (10[1])what analytical technique for determining the concentration of a chemical species in solution? ■END■