Chemistry Consider the following example: In a solution containing [Cu(NH3)4]2+, the pH of the solution affects the extent of formation of the complex. What concept does this example illustrate? Select one: a. competitive equilibria between solubility and complexation b. precipitation upon mixing of reagent solutions c. complexation vs. Lewis base protonation d. selective metal ion precipitation

Chemistry Consider the following example: In a solution containing [Cu(NH3)4]2+, the pH of the solution affects the extent of formation of the complex. What concept does this example illustrate? Select one: a. competitive equilibria between solubility and complexation b. precipitation upon mixing of reagent solutions c. complexation vs. Lewis base protonation d. selective metal ion precipitation

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