QUESTION 12 Which sentence is FAL SE about EDTA titration? O Alkali medium is required for complex ion becoz EDTA will ionizes more in alkali medium. O EDTA form complexes with all metal ions. O Ammonia buffers are used to maintain the basic pH conditions of the solutions during titration O Alkali medium is required for complex ion becoz EDTA will ionizes more in acidic medium.
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![QUESTION 12
Which sentence is FAL SE about EDTA titration?
O Alkali medium is required for complex ion becoz EDTA will ionizes more in alkali medium.
O EDTA form complexes with all metal ions.
O Ammonia buffers are used to maintain the basic pH conditions of the solutions during titration
O Alkali medium is required for complex ion becoz EDTA will ionizes more in acidic medium.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F27a96bdd-c22b-4122-9af6-5f30abe0e0e0%2Fc92bba08-12ef-4fbf-a822-ecb482d43cdb%2Fqhcezwr_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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