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EDTA Titration Calculations
1 EDTA Titration CalculationsThe hardness of water is due in part to the presence of Ca2+ions in water. Theconcentration of Ca2+ions is usually expressed as ppm CaCO3in the water sample. Thisis equivalent to 1 gram of CaCO3in 106grams of sample. In the lab 1 ppm CaCO3isexpressed as 1 mg CaCO3per 1 Liter of sample or ppm is mg CaCO3per L of ions can be analyzed by Titration with EDTA using an appropriate is ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid or H4C10H12N2O4. EDTA itself is not verywater soluble so the disodium salt is used, Na2H2C10H12N2O4. For the purpose ofsimplicity, Y will stand for C10H12N2O4. The EDTA we use is thus Na2H2Y. The part thatreacts with calcium ions is H2Y2-according to the + Ca2+ CaY2-+ 2H+The procedure is done in 3 steps 1) Preparation of a standard Ca2+solution, 2) Standardi-zation of EDTA with the standard calcium solution and, 3) Analysis of an unknown Ca2+sample with the standardized EDTA Standard calcium g of CaCO3is dissolved in HCl and diluted to a volume of mL.
In the lab 1 ppm CaCO 3 is expressed as 1 mg CaCO 3 per 1 Liter of sample or ppm is mg CaCO 3 per L of sample. Calcium ions can be analyzed by titration with EDTA using an appropriate indicator. EDTA is ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid or H 4C 10H 12N 2O 4. EDTA itself is not very water soluble so the disodium salt is used, Na 2H 2C 10H 12N 2O ...
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