6. In acidic soils, dissolved Al3+ undergoes a complex formation reaction with SO22- to form[AISO*). The equilibrium constant at 25°C for the reaction Al3+ (ag) + SO42- (ag) = AISO**(ag) is1585.What is AG° for this reaction?How does this value compare with AG° for the reaction Al3+ (ag) + F- (ag) AIF2* (ag), for whichK = 107 at 25°C?Which is the better ligand to use to trap Al3+ from the soil?

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6. In acidic soils, dissolved Al3+ undergoes a complex formation reaction with S0,2- to form (AISO*“). The equilibrium constant at 25°C for the reaction Al3* (ag) + SO2²- (ag) = AISO*(ag) is 1585. What is AG° for this reaction? How does this value compare with AG° for the reaction Al3+ (ag) + F- (ag) = AlIF2* (ag), for which K = 107 at 25°C? Which is the better ligand to use to trap Al3+ from the soil?

6. In acidic soils, dissolved Al3+ undergoes a complex formation reaction with S0,2- to form (AISO“). The equilibrium constant at 25°C for the reaction Al3 (ag) + SO2²- (ag) = AISO(ag) is 1585. What is AG° for this reaction? How does this value compare with AG° for the reaction Al3+ (ag) + F- (ag) = AlIF2 (ag), for which K = 107 at 25°C? Which is the better ligand to use to trap Al3+ from the soil?

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