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Complexation Mass-Balance and Equilibria Equations

In a solution in which a metal M occurs in several successive mononulcear complexes of M (complexes containing one M atom) with ligand L, the total metal concentration is defined by the mass-balance equation [Pg.90]

ILL and TM are related through a concept called the extent of complex formation, or average ligand number, n, first suggested by J. Bjemim (cf. Beck 1970). This equals [Pg.90]

TABLE 3.2 Some important ligands and the nature of their bonding in complexes [Pg.91]

Note Inorganic ligands are chiefly monodentate, whereas organic ligands are most often multi-dentate in complexes. [Pg.91]

Source Modified after Pagenkopf (1978) and Phillips and Williams (1965). [Pg.91]


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