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how does the titration curve of a diprotic acid differ from that of a monoprotic acid? select one: the curve does not level off after the equivalence point. there are two curves. there are two equivalence points.

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The titration curve for a diprotic acid differs from that of a monoprotic acid in that, there are two equivalence points. Correct answer: letter C.

Since, the first equivalence point occurs when the solution has been neutralized by half of the protons of the acid, and the second equivalence point occurs when the solution has been neutralized by all the protons of the acid.

The differences between diprotic and monoprotic acids

Are two different types of chemical acids, and they have different chemical properties:

  • A monoprotic acid is an acid that contains only one hydroxyl group, while a diprotic acid contains two hydroxyl groups.
  • This means that diprotic acids have twice the activity of a monoprotic acid.
  • The titration curve of a monoprotic acid has only one equivalence point, but the titration curve of a diprotic acid has two equivalence points.

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