Today, we will learn about the titration. titration is the basic step of the chemical analysis. What is the definition of titration? Determination of unknown concentration of a known analyte by a standard solution is known as titration. titration is a procedure by which chemical analysis is proper. This is the basic simple step of chemical analysis. How it is done? In the titration there is a burate and the solution which we take in the burate is known as standard solution. Similarly, the solution take in the conical class just below the burate is known as analyte. The solution we take in the burate is otherwise called as titrant because here it is a standard solution. The concentration is known. The solution which we take in the burate is concentration which is already known. That means either it is one normal, two normal, point five normal, molar, one mal, etc. It does not matter. But its standard solution is concentration is known. Now the solution which we take in the conical class is unknown concentration. It is otherwise known as analyte. Most of the time we add one indicator in the analyte and we profit the titration. Gradually the solution or the titrant neutralize the analyte. The point, the standard solution or titrant neutralize the analyte. The point is known as equivalent point or stoichiometric endpoint of the titration. We calculate by the mathematical formula in one mu one m to v two and we just get the concentration of analyte. Thank you.