14-44. A Ca ion-selective electrode was calibrated in metal ion buffers with ionic strength fixed at 0.50 M. Using the following elec- trode readings, write an equation for the response of the electrode to Ca²* and Mg**. 2+ [Ca*] (M) [Mg*1 (M) mV 1.00 x 10-6 2.43 X 10 1.00 X 106 -52.6 -4 +16.1 3 3.68 X 10 - 38.0

14-44. A Ca ion-selective electrode was calibrated in metal ion buffers with ionic strength fixed at 0.50 M. Using the following elec- trode readings, write an equation for the response of the electrode to Ca²* and Mg**. 2+ [Ca] (M) [Mg1 (M) mV 1.00 x 10-6 2.43 X 10 1.00 X 106 -52.6 -4 +16.1 3 3.68 X 10 - 38.0

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