Which titration is known as argentometric titration?

Answer: Argentometric titrations are used to determine silver or chloride ions by precipitating silver chloride. Titrant precipitates with the analyte that is present there.

This approach of argentometric titration is primarily used to determine dissolved salts in samples by titrating the data set against a standard solution of silver chloride, which helps to produce silver chloride when it starts to react with the analyte.