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The activity thus is the number that makes the following equation valid for any
particular solution : this = + RT In a ; ( 4 - 72 ) The activity is often expressed as a
coefficient , the activity coefficient Yi , multiplied by the stoichiometric
concentration ...
The activity thus is the number that makes the following equation valid for any
particular solution : this = + RT In a ; ( 4 - 72 ) The activity is often expressed as a
coefficient , the activity coefficient Yi , multiplied by the stoichiometric
concentration ...
Page 161
Although this theory purports to predict the activity coefficient of an individual ion
type , it is not possible to measure experimentally the activity coefficient of any
single type of ion , for an ion of one charge must always be accompanied by ions
of ...
Although this theory purports to predict the activity coefficient of an individual ion
type , it is not possible to measure experimentally the activity coefficient of any
single type of ion , for an ion of one charge must always be accompanied by ions
of ...
Page 163
The exal szplanation for these observations is of course that , when the ionic til
strength of the solution is increased , the activity coefficients of the om ions are
altered , and the activity of the ions must be used in the solucel ce bility product ...
The exal szplanation for these observations is of course that , when the ionic til
strength of the solution is increased , the activity coefficients of the om ions are
altered , and the activity of the ions must be used in the solucel ce bility product ...
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1STATES OF MATTER | 1 |
2SOLUTIONS | 51 |
SECOND LAW AND EQUILIBRIUM | 115 |
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