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Diprotonated EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is hexaprotic (H6Y2+) with the following step-wise acid dissociation constants. K1  = 1.0...

Diprotonated EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is hexaprotic (H6Y2+) with the following step-wise acid dissociation constants.

K1  = 1.0

K2  = 3.2×10-2

K3  = 1.0×10-2

K4  = 2.0×10-3

K5  = 7.4×10-7

K6  = 4.3×10-11

a) Use these values to compute αY4- in a solution at pH 9.26.

b) Now, consider the complex formation reaction:

Sr2+ + Y4− ⇌ SrY2−  logKf = 8.72

What is the conditional formation constant for SrY2− at pH 9.26?

c) What is the concentration of free Sr2+ in 0.050 M Na2[Sr(EDTA)] at pH 9.26?

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ANSWER:

Question a

  • The fraction of EDTA tat is founf as Y-4 is calculated as:

where

  • A = K1 x K2 x K3 x K4 x K5 x K6
  • B = K1 x K2 x K3 x K4 x K5
  • C = K1 x K2 x K3 x K4
  • D = K1 x K2 x K3
  • E = K1 x K2
  • Then, we need to determine the values of [H+], A, B, C, D and E
[H+] = 10-pH = 10-9.26 = 5.5x10-10
A = (1.0) x (3.2x10-2) x (1.0x10-2) x (2.0x10-3​​​​​​​) x (7.4x10-7​​​​​​​) x (4.3x10-11​​​​​​​) = 2.04x10-23
B = (1.0) x (3.2x10-2) x (1.0x10-2​​​​​​​) x (2.0x10-3​​​​​​​) x (7.4x10-7​​​​​​​) = 4.74x10-13
C = (1.0) x (3.2x10-2) x (1.0x10-2​​​​​​​) x (2.0x10-3​​​​​​​) = 6.40x10-7
D = (1.0) x (3.2x10-2) x (1.0x10-2​​​​​​​) = 3.20x10-4
E = (1.0) x (3.2x10-2) = 3.20x10-2
  • Finally, the fraction of Y-4 at pH 9.26 is

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Question b

  • The conditional formation constant (K'f) is defined as

  • For, this reaction the value of Kf is

  • And the conditional formation constant at pH 9.26 is

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Question C

  • Solution = 0.050 M Na2[Sr(EDTA)] at pH 9.26 => K'f =3.81x107
  • We need to do an ICE table
Sr+2 + EDTA <-----> SrY-2
Initial 0 0 0.050 M
Change + X + X - X
Equilibrium X X 0.050 - X
  • Using the expression of conditional formation constant

or

As K'f is very large, this means only a very small portion of SrY-2 will be dissociated to Sr+2. Then, the value of X will be very small compared to 0.050 M and we can approximate 0.050 M - X to 0.050 M. Then

  • The concentration of free Sr2+ in 0.050 M Na2[Sr(EDTA)] at pH 9.26 is

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