Conductometrically:

Based upon the relative change in the conductance/resistance of a solution with the addition of another electrolyte, methods have been developed for the titration of a strong acid with a strong base, weak acid versus strong base or a weak base and a mixture of a strong acid and weak acid versus a strong base. Other types of titrations which can be performed conductometrically include displacement titrations: a salt of a weak acid (sodium acetate) versus a strong acid like HCl or a salt of weak base (ammonium chloride) versus sodium hydroxide; precipitation titrations: silver nitrate versus KCl; complexometric titrations: mercuric nitrate versus KCN or EDTA versus metallic ions and oxidation - reduction (redox) titrations such as the titration of Fe (II) versus KMnO₄.