[kat]

Why doe's only conductometric titrimetry appear as reliable method to measure amount of sodium lactate?

All I know that potentiometric titrimetry and titrimetry in aquatic environment don't 'work' in this case at all.

(sorry if I make language mistakes but I'm not english-speaking...

I'll be grateful for help.

[Borek]

Try to sketch titration curves (both pH and conductometric).

[kat]

I don't have practical exercises so I don't have any results. It's theoretical. I can't find any sources where that would be explained.

What's wondering titrimetry in non-aquatic environment does work.

[Borek]

You should be able to sketch these curves just by knowing properties of the solution and ions involved.

[kat]

chemistry is not my good side... brainlessness doesn't help as well...
Please, give me simple answer - lack of time doesn't give me a chance to think about it little bit dipper...