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Interpretation:
The concentration of
Concept Introduction:
Consider a ligand ‘X’ co-ordinates to central metal ion ‘A’, and the reaction is represented as,
Equilibrium constant
Answer to Problem 22.71QP
Concentration of
Concentration of
Concentration of
Explanation of Solution
The reaction between
Given that dissociation constant for the above reaction is
The concentration of each reactant species and the product at equilibrium is given as,
As we know,
Substitute the concentration
To solve the above equation, let
Numerical value of ‘y’ is negligible as it is lesser than
Therefore, at equilibrium,
Concentration of
Concentration of
Concentration of
Concentration of product and reactant species can be determined knowing the dissociation constant of the reaction.
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