Reading this result: Equivalence sits near 50.0 mL; because this is a strong acid with a strong base, the pH there is exactly 7 and the jump is nearly vertical.
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This models a strong-acid, strong-base titration by tracking moles of H+ and OH- as titrant is added. The steep vertical jump marks the equivalence point; its volume follows directly from the concentrations, the core calculation of quantitative chemistry.
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