A cobalt (ii) solution wants to be examined by titration with 0.0415 M EDTA solution at ph 6.0. What will be the concentrations of cobalt(ii) ions in a titration of 30.0 ml and 0.0193 M cobalt (II) solution if a)12ml b)equivalent volume ,c) 16 ml EDTA are used in these titrations (K f =2.82*10^ 16 )

A cobalt (ii) solution wants to be examined by titration with 0.0415 M EDTA solution at ph 6.0. What will be the concentrations of cobalt(ii) ions in a titration of 30.0 ml and 0.0193 M cobalt (II) solution if a)12ml b)equivalent volume ,c) 16 ml EDTA are used in these titrations (K f =2.82*10^ 16 )

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter20: Applications Of Oxidation/reduction Titrations

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