Potentiometry was employed to investigate the formation of complexes between EDTA and Cu²+ ions in aqueous solution. To do so, the potential of a Cu electrode was measured in a series of solutions containing 1 mM Cu(NO3)2, 100 mM KNO3, and varying concentrations of EDTA (added as the tetrasodium salt). Using the data provided below, calculate the formation constant (K) of the Cu²+-EDTA complex.

Potentiometry was employed to investigate the formation of complexes between EDTA and Cu²+ ions in aqueous solution. To do so, the potential of a Cu electrode was measured in a series of solutions containing 1 mM Cu(NO3)2, 100 mM KNO3, and varying concentrations of EDTA (added as the tetrasodium salt). Using the data provided below, calculate the formation constant (K) of the Cu²+-EDTA complex.

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