(i). The stepwise formation constants for aqueous copper complexes with NH2CH2CH2NH2 (en) are log K1 = 10.72 and log K12 = 9.31. By comparing the values of K1 and K2 given in (a)., explain the difference between these copper complexes. (ii). Write the overall formation constant of these copper with en complexes in (b). (i).

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(i). The stepwise formation constants for aqueous copper
complexes with NH2CH2CH2NH2 (en) are log K1 = 10.72 and log
%3D
K12 = 9.31. By comparing the values of K1 and K2 given in (a).,
explain the difference between these copper complexes.
(ii). Write the overall formation constant of these copper with en
complexes in (b). (i).
Transcribed Image Text:(i). The stepwise formation constants for aqueous copper complexes with NH2CH2CH2NH2 (en) are log K1 = 10.72 and log %3D K12 = 9.31. By comparing the values of K1 and K2 given in (a)., explain the difference between these copper complexes. (ii). Write the overall formation constant of these copper with en complexes in (b). (i).
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