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Hi, on your AQA A Level Chemistry 2.5 Transition metals revision guide, on page 6, you said:
“The purple colour of manganate can make it difficult to see the bottom of meniscus in the burette. If the manganate is in the burette then the end point of the titration will be the first permanent pink colour. Colourless–> purple”
But, would it the end point not be “the first permanent PURPLE colour” then? not “pink?”
If you do the titration carefully then you would only get a very pale purple tinge – which would look pink. If it is deep purple you would have gone past end point