Calculate pMn 2+ at each of the following points in the titration of 26.65 mL of
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Calculate pMn2+ at each of the following points in the titration of 26.65 mL of 0.0212 M EDTA with 0.0106 M MnCl2. The EDTA solution is buffered at a pH of 10.00. The fraction of free EDTA in the Y4- (ay4) can be form found here. The formation constant for the Mn -EDTA complex is given by log Kf 13.89
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A) 53.19 mL
B) 53.30 mL
C)53.41 mL
D) 58.63 mL
E) 63.96 mL
Calculate pMn at each of the following points in the titration of 26.65 mL of 0.0212 M EDTA with 0.0106 M Mncl2. The EDTA solution is buffered at a pH of 10.00. The fraction of free EDTA in the Y4 form (ay4 can be found here. The formation constant for the Mn2+-EDTA complex is given by log Kf 13.89Explanation / Answer
This titration is given by the following equation:
Mn2+ + EDTA4- ------>MnY2-
Using M1V1 = M2V2, we can find the volume of Mn2+ solution to reach the equivalence point.
V1 = M2V2 / M1
= 26.65 mL X 0.0212 M / 0.0106 M
= 53.3 mL
Therefore to reach the equivalence point B
One volume of Mn2+ = 2 X volumes of EDTA
[MnY2-] at the equivalence point = Concentration of Mn2+ / total volume
(0.0106) /3
= 0.0035 M
If x is the concentration of Mn2+ and EDTA4- at equivalence point, then the concentration of MnY2- will be 0.0035-x
ay4- Kf = [MnY2-] / [Mn2+] [EDTA4-]
We know that at pH 10, ay4- = 0.3
Therefore,
0.3 X 13.89 = 0.0035 –x / x2
4.017 = 0.0035 –x / x2
4.017x2 = 0.0035 –x
4.017x2 + x -0.0035 = 0
For a quadratic equation ax2 +bx +c=0
x1,2 = [-b ± (b2-4ac)] / 2a
In our case a = 4.017, b =1, c = -0.0035
x = [-1 ± (12+4•4.017•0.0035)] / 2•4.017
= [-1 ± (1+0.056238)] / 8.034
= [-1 ± (1.056238)] / 8.034
x = [-1 + 1.0277] / 8.034 or x = [-1 – 1.0277] / 8.034
x = 0.0277 / 8.034 or x = -2.0277 / 8.034
x= 0.00345 M or x = -0.2489 M
Concentration cannot be negative, therefore x = 0.00345 M
[Mn2+] = 0.00345 M
pMn2+ = -log [Mn2+]
= -log 0.00345
pMn2+ = 2.46 at equivalence point B
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