3. An EDTA solution is 0.0406 F in EDTA. If the pH of a solution is 10.250 and the K, values of EDTA are given, find the percentage, ay4. and concentration of the EDTA anion at this pH using equation 2a and 2b. pK₁1=0.00 pK2 = 1.50 pK₂4 = 2.66 PK₂5 = 6.16 pK₁3 = 2.00 pka = 10.24 ay 4-m []=[ M

3. An EDTA solution is 0.0406 F in EDTA. If the pH of a solution is 10.250 and the K, values of EDTA are given, find the percentage, ay4. and concentration of the EDTA anion at this pH using equation 2a and 2b. pK₁1=0.00 pK2 = 1.50 pK₂4 = 2.66 PK₂5 = 6.16 pK₁3 = 2.00 pka = 10.24 ay 4-m []=[ M

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