1957
DOI: 10.1021/ja01578a006
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The Complexes of Magnesium Ion with Pyrophosphate and Triphosphate Ions

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“…A critical comparison of our data with other data previously published in the literature by several research groups revealed some interesting differences. For example, differences of as much as tenfold have been reported in the stability constant data in comparison with the values determined in the current study [40, 41]. The stability constants of the Mg–P 3 O 10 complex determined by Lambert et al [40] and those of the Zn– and Cu–P 3 O 10 complexes determined by Andress et al [41] appear to be ambiguous and inaccurate, because these values were not determined using a non-linear data analysis with a computer program, and do not therefore represent unique values over the entire pH range.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…A critical comparison of our data with other data previously published in the literature by several research groups revealed some interesting differences. For example, differences of as much as tenfold have been reported in the stability constant data in comparison with the values determined in the current study [40, 41]. The stability constants of the Mg–P 3 O 10 complex determined by Lambert et al [40] and those of the Zn– and Cu–P 3 O 10 complexes determined by Andress et al [41] appear to be ambiguous and inaccurate, because these values were not determined using a non-linear data analysis with a computer program, and do not therefore represent unique values over the entire pH range.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…The association constants for MgPPi complexes were from ref. 13, and those for Mg-NADH and Mg-NADP+ were from ref. 1.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The remaining results are somewhat scattered but the average pK = 7.27 obtained from these other studies is in agreement with the Wolhoff and Overbeek (24) result. For reaction (14) the results of the studies of Lambert and Watters (22) and Irani (25) are in excellent agreement and the average of their pK values has been selected. However, the adjustment of the pK value to I = 0 is particularly large and uncertain.…”
Section: Results Of Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%