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How is a ph indicator used in a titration experiment?
a. an indicator is a weak organic acid that will neutralize any added base during the experiment.
b. the indicator should change color to show the stoichiometric equivalence point in the experiment.
c. the indicator will change color depending upon whether the solution is acidic or basic.
d. the indicator tells us how the ph changes at all points during the experiment.

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