15. Assume that the conjugate base, E', of the monoprotic acid can be used as complexing agent for determination of



(non-potentiometric) methods for quantifying metal ions using a complexing agent, depending on the availability of suitable indicators. (a) Using the titration of


(d) What is the condition of use for the auxiliary complexing agent? (e) The electrode potential of the apparatus you sketched in
(b) is expected to change during the titration. (i) Based on the Nernst expression of the electrode potential, which often involves both the reduced and the oxidized states, is formality, species molarity, or activity obtained from the titration? Define these three terms before explanation. (ii) Will a color change be observed if a general redox indicator is also present in the solution of your apparatus? Explain. (f [Cu(NH3)4H2O]SO4 (FM 245.75) can be prepared by adding concentrated solution of ammonia to a saturated aqueous solution of copper sulfate followed by precipitation of the product with ethanol. What is the number of reacting units (eq/mol) for NH3 in the reaction of the preparation? (g) 0.983 g [Cu(NH3)4H2O]SO4 is dissolved in 100.0 mL aqueous solution that contains 0.200 M in NH3. Calculate the potential of a copper electrode immersed in the solution. (β4 for


