yeah, sure.

Method Step 1: Setup the stand so it safely holds the burette.

Step Two: Fill the conical flask up with the hydrochloric acid.

Step Three: Place the flask on a white tile below the burette.

Step Four: Fill up a pipette with either kalite or natrite depending on which alkali you are testing.

Step Five: Use a funnel to pour the alkali into the burette from the pipette. A funnel is used to minimize spillage. Make sure that the burette tap is closed (horizontal to the stand).

Step Six: Slowly release the alkali into the conical flask, at a small, equal amount each time. I used five centilitres.

Step Seven: Record the pH at each of these waypoints using a data logger or pH colour chart and universal indicator.

Step Eight: Put your results into a table if you have not done so already.

Step Nine: Repeat the test using the alkali you did not use the first time.