complexation reaction
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The amount of the chelating agent (ammonia water in this case) is not the greater the better; when too much of it is used, an excessive number of nickel and cobalt ions get chelated in the solution, resulting in incomplete reactions and causing the ratio of nickel, cobalt, and manganese in the precursor to deviate from the desired values. I can’t understand it; please help! !
I don’t understand what issue your post is referring to Could you rephrase your question using more straightforward logic and simpler language? Or provide an explanation of the issue in terms of its background. I think it’s possible that our ability to understand limits our capacity to accurately grasp the issue you’re facing.
I read this in a book; it seems to suggest that the amount of chelating agent used affects the proportion of metal elements If that’s the case, how can it be explained theoretically?