Calculate pCd²+ at each of the given points in the titration of 60.00 mL of 0.0060 M Cd²+ with 0.0060 M EDTA in the presence of the auxiliary complexing agent NH,. The solution is buffered at a pH of 11.00 and the NH, concentration is fixed at 0.100 M. The fraction of EDTA in the form Y as a function of pH can be found in this table. The formation constant for the Cd²+ -EDTA complex can be found in this table. The cumulative formation constants for the Cd(NH,) complexes can be found in this table. 0 ml. pCd²+ = 17.00 mL pCd²+ 55.00 mL 60.00 ml. pCd²+ = 65.00 ml. pCd²+ = pCd²+ = = 11

Calculate pCd²+ at each of the given points in the titration of 60.00 mL of 0.0060 M Cd²+ with 0.0060 M EDTA in the presence of the auxiliary complexing agent NH,. The solution is buffered at a pH of 11.00 and the NH, concentration is fixed at 0.100 M. The fraction of EDTA in the form Y as a function of pH can be found in this table. The formation constant for the Cd²+ -EDTA complex can be found in this table. The cumulative formation constants for the Cd(NH,) complexes can be found in this table. 0 ml. pCd²+ = 17.00 mL pCd²+ 55.00 mL 60.00 ml. pCd²+ = 65.00 ml. pCd²+ = pCd²+ = = 11

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