Why are EDTA used to etimation of Ca,Mg etc, in Water analysis?
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Answer / padmarao_attili
Ethylelne di amine tetra acetate is Hexa ligand to catch to form complex with Ca,Mg salts so we estimate these elements
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Answer / madhukar tayade
Because it has form a complex with Ca,Mg etc
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Answer / vaibhav k. more
EDTA is soluble in most
solvent so it easily
formed complex with
ca,mg,etc
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