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Consider the extraction of Mntfrom aqueous solution into organic solution by reaction with protonated ligand HL : D=Mn+(aq)+nHL(org)â–¡MLn(org)+nH+(aq)Kextraction=[MLn]org[H+]aqn[Mn+]aq[HL]orgn.Rewrite Equation 23 - 13 in terms of role="math" localid="1654863844402" Kextractionand express Kextractionin terms of the constants in Equation 23 - 13 . Give a physical reason why each constant increases or decreases Kextraction

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  • In this task let us rewrite the equation 23 - 13 in terms of Kextractionand express it in terms of the constants.
  • Further, we shall give a physical reason why each constant increases/decreases the Kextraction

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  • Let us write the Equation 23 - 13 for distribution of metal-chelate complex

between phases as D=KMβ°­anKLn[HLorgnH+aqn.

  • Here, MLnis the form extracted into organic solvent.
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  • Here, let us further consider the following term for distribution coefficient (D) .

D=MLnMn+

  • Now, we shall take the formula from the task and rearrange it in the way so that we make it equal to the term above

Kextraction=MLnH+nMn+HLnHLnH+×Kextraction=MLnMn+

  • Then, let us substitute it in order to combine the resulting equation with the

one from 23 - 13


  • D=MLnMn+D=HLnH+n×Kextraction
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  • Let us combine the resulting equation with Equation :
D=KMβ°­anKLn[HL]orgnH+aqn

HLnH+n×Kextraction=KMβ°­anKLn[HL]orgnH+aqn

  • Let us eliminate it further to make it as a simplified one. So we have

Kextraction=KMβ°­anKLn

Result:

  • KMincreases due to MLnbeing more soluble in organic phase
  • β- increases because MLnis more soluble in organic form and ligand in this

case binds the metal more tightly

  • Kaincreases because ligand loses H+easier and therefore increases the

formation ofMLn

  • KLdecreases as HL is more soluble in organic phase and then L-cannot react

with MN+in order to form MLn.

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