Equilibrium in Analytical Chemistry Using Maple

EquilibriuminAnalyticalChemistry
UsingMaple®
AnemphasisonIonicEquilibrium-PartII
Prof.R.V.Whiteley

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Prof. R.V. Whiteley, Jr., Paciic University Oregon

Equilibrium in Analytical Chemistry
Using Maple®
An emphasis on Ionic Equilibrium – Part II

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Equilibrium in Analytical Chemistry Using Maple®
An emphasis on Ionic Equilibrium – Part II
© 2013 Prof. R.V. Whiteley, Jr., Paciic University Oregon & bookboon.com
ISBN 978-87-403-0424-4

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Equilibrium in Analytical
Chemistry Using Maple®

Contents

Contents
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Preface

Part I

1

he Fundamentals of Chemical Equilibrium

Part I

2

Ionic Strength, Activity Coeicients and an Introduction to Maple

Part I

3

Strong Electrolytes, pH and the Mathematics of Ionic Equilibrium

Part I

4

Weak Acids and Weak Bases

Part I

5

he Salts of Weak Acids and Weak Bases

Part I

6

Bufer Solutions

Part I

7

Acid / Base Titrations and an Introduction to Maple Programming

Part I

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Equilibrium in Analytical
Chemistry Using Maple®

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Polyprotic Acids and Bases

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Complexometric Chemical Equilibrium

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Solubility Equilibrium

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Appendix I

174

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Solvent Parameters for Calculations of Aqueous Solutions
Using Extended Debye-Hückel heory

174

Appendix II

175

Constants for Calculating Activity Coeicients

175

Appendix III

177

Autoprotolysis Constants for Water

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Appendix IV

178

Acid Dissociation Constants for Some Common Weak Acids

178

Appendix V

182

Properties of Some Common Acid / Base Indicators

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