A solution containing Mg2+ was buffered to pH 9.97 and titrated with EDTA. Eriochrome black T, with pKal = 6.3 and pKa2 = 11.6 was used as the indicator. It %3D is a diprotic acid, H2E What is the fraction of the predominant form of eriochrome black T in solution at this pH? (To answer this, report the alpha fraction of the indicator's most prevalent species at this pH) Review text sections 10.4 and 10.5 for help with this!

A solution containing Mg2+ was buffered to pH 9.97 and titrated with EDTA. Eriochrome black T, with pKal = 6.3 and pKa2 = 11.6 was used as the indicator. It %3D is a diprotic acid, H2E What is the fraction of the predominant form of eriochrome black T in solution at this pH? (To answer this, report the alpha fraction of the indicator's most prevalent species at this pH) Review text sections 10.4 and 10.5 for help with this!

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