Please answer all the questions in the screenshot provided, thank you! I will rate! >Calculate pCd2+ at each of the given points in the titration of 45.00 mL of 0.0080 M Cd2+ with 0.0080 M EDTA in the presence of the auxiliary complexing agent NH₁₂. The solution is buffered at a pH of 11.00 and the NH3 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(NH3)2+ complexes can be found in this table. 0 mL PCd²+= 40.00 mL 15.00 mL PCd2+ = pCd2+ = 45.00 mL pCd2+= 50.00 mL PCd²+ =

Please answer all the questions in the screenshot provided, thank you! I will rate! >Calculate pCd2+ at each of the given points in the titration of 45.00 mL of 0.0080 M Cd2+ with 0.0080 M EDTA in the presence of the auxiliary complexing agent NH₁₂. The solution is buffered at a pH of 11.00 and the NH3 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(NH3)2+ complexes can be found in this table. 0 mL PCd²+= 40.00 mL 15.00 mL PCd2+ = pCd2+ = 45.00 mL pCd2+= 50.00 mL PCd²+ =

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Chapter15: Equilibria Of Other Reaction Classes

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Problem 79E: In a titration of cyanide ion, 28.72 mL of 0.0100 M AgNO3 is added before precipitation begins. [The...

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