3. The measurement of F- ion concentration by ion-selective electrodes at 25.00°C obeys the equation Emeasured = Ereference – 0.05916 log10 [F-] a) For a given solution, Emeasured is 0.4462 V. If Ereference is 0.2420 V, what is the concentration of F- in the solution? b) At low pH, [F-] is mostly converted to HF. The fluoride electrode does not respond to HF. What is the minimum pH at which 99% of the fluoride is present as F- and only 1% is present as HF?

3. The measurement of F- ion concentration by ion-selective electrodes at 25.00°C obeys the equation Emeasured = Ereference – 0.05916 log10 [F-] a) For a given solution, Emeasured is 0.4462 V. If Ereference is 0.2420 V, what is the concentration of F- in the solution? b) At low pH, [F-] is mostly converted to HF. The fluoride electrode does not respond to HF. What is the minimum pH at which 99% of the fluoride is present as F- and only 1% is present as HF?

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