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Why is it important that we know the initial concentration of NaOH very accurately and yet...

Why is it important that we know the initial concentration of NaOH very accurately and yet for crystal violet, we do not need to know it’s initial concentration?( We aren’t using volumetric glassware when we add 3 drops of crystal violet)

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