During a titration, the solution with the unknown concentration is called the .

Analyte.

Explanation:

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In this case, in a titration, an analyte is known as the the substance whose quantity or concentration is to be carefully determined (initially unknown) by using a titrant with a controlled volume and an accurately-known concentration which is also called a standard solution.

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