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Hydrolysis of Nb(V) and Ta(V) in aqueous KCl at 25°C. Part II: Construction of a thermodynamic model for Ta(V)

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In this work the hydrolysis of Ta(V) in 3.0M KCl has been studied by measuring the H3O+ ion concentration with a glass electrode. The experimental work consisted of automatically controlled potentiometric titrations. The results were treated using graphical and numerical methods and, as a result, the hydrolysis process can be considered as a homonuclear protolysis. Finally, the results obtained were compared with other data found in the literature and a hydrolysis model for Ta(V) was built by means of the modified Bromley theory.

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Arana, G., Etxebarria, N., Fernandez, L.A. et al. Hydrolysis of Nb(V) and Ta(V) in aqueous KCl at 25°C. Part II: Construction of a thermodynamic model for Ta(V). J Solution Chem 24, 611–622 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00973211

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