What specific information do you need?Let me know in the comments. 11.11. The potential (E) of the Co³+/Co²+ redox couple can be changed by addingthe ligand iminodiacetic acid (H₂L). If you have two beakers with solutionscontaining this redox couple but only enough iminodiacetic acid to create a10-³M solution in one beaker, to which beaker would you add the iminodiaceticacid to cause the largest change in E?Beaker 1: Co(OH)3(s) and Co = 1 x 10-6 M at a pH of 4.5.Beaker 2: Co = 1 x 10-6 M and Co = 1 x 10-6 M at a pH of 4.5(no solid present)You may assume that the Co" does not precipitate.H₂L = H+ + HL™Kal=10-9.8HL=H+ + L²-K₁2 = 10-12.6Co³++eCo²+=Eº = 1.95VCo³+ + H₂O = COOH²+ + H+"B₁Co³++ L² COL+=KICO(III) =Co(OH)3() = Co³+ + 3OH-Ks0= 10-355Co²+ + H₂O=COOH+ + H+"B1 = 10-9.697Co²++ 2H₂O = Co(OH)2 + 2H+B₂ = 10-18.794Co²+ + 3H₂O = Co(OH)3 + 3H+B3 = 10-31491Co²+ +L² = ColºK₁Co(II) = 107.8= 10-1.2911030.68

The main aim is to determine which peak, peak 1 or peak 2, would experience the most significant E…

11.11. The potential (E) of the Co³+/Co²+ redox couple can be changed by adding the ligand iminodiacetic acid (H₂L). If you have two beakers with solutions containing this redox couple but only enough iminodiacetic acid to create a 10-3M solution in one beaker, to which beaker would you add the iminodiacetic acid to cause the largest change in E?

11.11. The potential (E) of the Co³+/Co²+ redox couple can be changed by adding the ligand iminodiacetic acid (H₂L). If you have two beakers with solutions containing this redox couple but only enough iminodiacetic acid to create a 10-3M solution in one beaker, to which beaker would you add the iminodiacetic acid to cause the largest change in E?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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