Calcium is determined in serum by microtitration with EDTA. A 150 ml sample is treated with few drops of 2M KOH, calmagite indicator is added and the titration is performed with 0.00125M EDTA, using a microburet. A 0.205mL of EDTA is required for titration. What is the level of Ca in the serum in a. mg/dL b. mg/L

Calcium is determined in serum by microtitration with EDTA. A 150 ml sample is treated with few drops of 2M KOH, calmagite indicator is added and the titration is performed with 0.00125M EDTA, using a microburet. A 0.205mL of EDTA is required for titration. What is the level of Ca in the serum in a. mg/dL b. mg/L

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter16: Reactions Between Acids And Bases

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Problem 16.54QE

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