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Question 6. In titration of 500 ml 0.2 Mn2+ with 0.8 M EDTA (pH = 4), when 200 ml EDTA is added
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Solution:
(A) At any pH a mass balance requires that the
total concentration of unbound EDTA equal the
combined concentrations of each of its forms.
CEDTA = [H6Y2+] + [H5Y+] + [H4Y] + [H3Y–] +
[H2Y2–] + [HY3–] + [Y4–]
at pH = 4 :
@Y4– = [Y4–]/ CEDTA = 3.8*10^-9 ( from literature value )
note:(@ denotes alpha symbol)
(b) What is the conditional formation constant?
at pH = 4
log Kf = 13.89
Kf' = Kf*@Y4– = 10^13.89* 3.8*10^-9=
2.95*10^5
(c) Indicate and calculate the excess and limiting species?
this is 1:1 reaction :
moles of EDTA = 0.200 L * 0.8 mol/L = 0.160
moles (excess species)
moles of Mn2+ = 0.500 L * 0.2 mol/L = 0.100
moles (limiting species)
(d) What is pMn2+?
this is after equivalence point :
Kf' = [MnY2-] / [Mn2+] [EDTA] = 2.95*10^5
[EDTA] = 0.160 mol/0.700 L = 0.2286 M
since there is completion of reaction :
[MnY2-]eq = (0.100 mole/ 0.700 L) = 0.01429 M - x
[Mn2+]eq = x
Kf' = (0.01429 - x ) / (x)* 0.2286 = 2.95*10^5
[Mn2+] eq = 2.12*10^-7 M
pMn2+ = 6.67
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