G. Complex formation constants are influenced by solution pH and other ligands present in the solution. For EDTA-metal ion systems, the relationship between the formation constant (KMY) and conditional formation constant (K'MY) can be expresses as if pH is a solely factor for consideration.

G. Complex formation constants are influenced by solution pH and other ligands present in the solution. For EDTA-metal ion systems, the relationship between the formation constant (KMY) and conditional formation constant (K'MY) can be expresses as if pH is a solely factor for consideration.

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G. Complex formation constants are influenced by solution pH and other ligands present in the
solution. For EDTA-metal ion systems, the relationship between the formation constant (KMY)
and conditional formation constant (K'MY) can be expresses as
if pH is a solely factor for
consideration.

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