Titrimetric Analyses - complexation & redox



Abstract This section covers the calculations pertaining to complexation and redox titrations. Complexation titrations involve the formation of highly stable complexes between analytes and the titrant. Redox titrations involve complimentary oxidation and reduction reactions which occur between the analyte and titrant.

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This section is supported by chapter 9 C-D in the e-book Analytical Chemistry 2.0. You can download chapter 9 here.

32 - Complexation Titrations



Explanation the EDTA-metal complexation reaction.



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33 - Complexation Titration Calculations



Calculation of the extent of free metal during the course of a complexation titration.



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34 - Redox Reactions



Explanation of Redox reactions.



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35 - Calculating Cell Potentials



Application of the Nernst equation to calculate half-cell potentials.



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36 - Redox Titration Potential Measurements



Description of how the potential is measured in a Redox titration.



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37 - Redox Titration Calculations



Calculations of the changing cell potential during a Redox titration.



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