Write all the reactions involved in the Mohr's method, if an unknown solution containing chloride ions is titrated against silver nitrate solution. Suggest an indicator and what is its colour in the unknown chloride solution ? and Why is KSCN solution used as burette solution and not in conical flask in Volhard's method?

Write all the reactions involved in the Mohr's method, if an unknown solution containing chloride ions is titrated against silver nitrate solution. Suggest an indicator and what is its colour in the unknown chloride solution ? and Why is KSCN solution used as burette solution and not in conical flask in Volhard's method?

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