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Bobonazarzoda Gulrukhsor Bobonazar

Glicinatnye complexes, models of their formation

Abstract

Abstract. The Clarke-Nikolsky oxidation potential method was used to study complex formation in the Fe(II)–Fe(III)–Gly–Na(H)ClO4–H2O system at a temperature of 308.15 K, I = 0.50, CFe(II) = CFe(III) = 1.10–3, and CGly = 2.10–3 mol/L in the pH range of 0.5–8.5. Experimental curves of the system EMF dependence on concentration parameters: pH, pCFe(III), pCFe(II), pCL. For the calculation of complex formation constants, the method of successive approximation of the theoretical and experimental oxidation functions using the Excel program was used.
Key words: iron(II), iron(III), glycine, coordinating connections, dependence, E.M.F., stability, model
Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin.
2026, Vol. 67, No. 2, P. 140
   

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