Spreadsheet equation for auxiliary complexing agent. Consider the titration of metal M (initial concentration = CM, initial volume = VM) with EDTA (concentration = CEDTA, volume added = VEDTA) in the presence of an auxiliary complexing ligand (such as ammonia). Follow the derivation in Section 12-4 to show that the master equation for the titration is

ϕ=CETDAVETDACMVM=1+Kf"[M]free-[M]free+Kf"[M]freeCMKf"[M]free+[M]free+Kf"[M]free2CETDA

where role="math"> is the conditional formation constant in the presence of auxiliary complexing agent at the fixed pH of the titration (Equation 12-18) and [M]free is the total concentration of metal not bound to EDTA. [M]free is the same as [M] in Equation 12-15. The result is equivalent to Equation 12-11, with [M] replaced by [M]free and Kf replaced by Kf".

Short Answer

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The following master equation for titration is derived

ϕ=CETDAVETDACMVM=1+Kf"[M]free-[M]free+Kf"[M]freeCMKf"[M]free+[M]free+Kf"[M]free2CETDA

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01

Reaction involved

The following equation can be written in place of 12-8

Mfree+ETDA𝆏METDA

The equilibrium constant can be written as

Kf"=METDAMfreeETDA---------------1Mfree=ConcentrationofallmetalsnotboundtoETDAETDA=ConcentrationofallETDAnotboundtometalsMETDA=KF"MfreeETDA--------------2

02

Mass Balance

Mass balance for metal: Mfree+MEDTA=CMVMVM+VEDTA-----------3

Mass balance for EDTA: ETDA+MEDTA=CEDTAVEDTAVMVEDTA----------4

03

Derivation

Substituting Eq (2) into Eq (3) we get

[M]Free+Kf[M]ree[EDTA]=CMVMVM+VEDTA[M]Free1+Kf′′[EDTA]=CMVMVM+VEDTA-----------5

Substituting Eq (2) into Eq (4) we get

[EDTA]+Kf[M]free[EDTA]=CEDTAVEDTAVM+VEDTA[EDTA]1+Kf[M]fee=CEDTAVEDTAVM+VEDTA[EDTA]=CEDTAVEDTAVM+VEDTA1+Kf[M]free------------6

Substituting Eq(6) into Eq (5)

[M]Free1+KfCEDTAVEDTAVM+VEDTA1+Kf[M]tee=CMVMVM+VEDTA[M]Free1+Kf[M]feeVM+VEDTA+KiCEDTAVEDTA1+Kf[M]freeVM+VEDTA=CMVMVM+VEDTA1[M]Free1+Kf[M]treeCEDTAVEDTA1+Kf[M]teeVM+VEDTA+KfCEDTAVEDTA=CEDTAVEDTACMVM1+Kf[M]ree[M]tree+Kf[M]reeCMKf[M]free+[M]tee+Kf[M]free2CEDTA=CEDTAVEDTACMVM1+Kf[M]tee[M]free+Kf[M]feeCMKf[M]free+[M]tee+Kf[M]fee2CEDTA=ϕ

Therefore, the expression given in the question is proved.

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