KMID : 1059519890330010055
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Journal of the Korean Chemical Society 1989 Volume.33 No. 1 p.55 ~ p.64
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Reduction and Equilibrium of Vanadium-Diethylenetriamine Pentaacetates at Mercury Electrode in Aqueous Solution
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Jung Ki-Suk
Sohn Se-Chul Ha Young-Kyung Eom Tae-Yoon Yun Sock-Sung
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Abstract
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Reduction and equilibrium of vanadium-DTPA (DTPA = diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid, H5A) complexes at mercury electrodes are studied in 0.5M NaClO4 aqueous solution at 3.2 < pH < 10.5 and 25¡É. At 3.2 < pH < 5.9, the reduction reaction is V¡¤A2- + H+ + e- = V¡¤HA2-, while at 5.9 < pH < 10.5 it is V¡¤A2- + e- = V¡¤A3-. The stability constants of V¡¤HA2- and V¡¤A3- are found to be 6.46 ¡¿ 109 and 3.09 ¡¿ 1014, respectively. V(¥³)-DTPA undergoes stepwise complexation as VO2+ + H2A3- = VO¡¤HA2- + H+ and VO¡¤HA2- = VO¡¤A3- + H+, where acidity constant of VO¡¤HA2- is pKa = 7.15. Stability constants of VO¡¤HA2- and VO¡¤A3- are found to be 1.41 ¡¿ 1014 and 3.80 ¡¿ 1017, respectively. It is detected that VO2+-DTPA is reduced irreversibly to V¡¤A2- with the transfer coefficient of ¥á = 0.43. At more cathodic overpotential, the reduction is stepwise as V(¥³)¡æV(¥²)¡æV(¥±). The first one corresponds to VO¡¤HA2- + e- ¡æ VO¡¤HA3- at 3.2 < pH < 7.2 and VO¡¤A3- + e- ¡æ VO¡¤A4- at 7.2 < pH < 10.5. The second is identical to that of V(¥²). Diffusion coefficients of VO¡¤HA2- and VO¡¤A3- are found to be (9.0¡¾0.3) ¡¿ 10-6 cm2/s and (5.9¡¾0.4) ¡¿ 10-6 cm2/sec, respectively.
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