A. Calculate the ionic strength of an aqueous solution of 0.037 M KCl. B. How will the activity of 0.025 M Ca2+ be impacted by the addition of 0.050 M KCl? In other words will the activity of Ca2+ increase or decrease when KCl is added to pure water? Briefly explain your answer.


A. Calculate the ionic strength of an aqueous solution of 0.037 M KCl. B. How will...
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When a 1.00 M NaCl solution (aqueous) is interfaced with a 3.5 M KCl solution (aqueous), a liquid junction potential (magnitude) of 1.9 mV is measured at 25oC. Using a well-labeled figure, show and explain how the liquid junction potential occurs.
When a 1.00 M NaCl solution (aqueous) is interfaced with a 3.5 M KCl solution (aqueous), a liquid junction potential (magnitude) of 1.9 mV is measured at 25oC. Using a well-labeled figure, show and explain how the liquid junction potential occurs.
Calculate the activity coefficient, ?, of Cu2 when the ionic
strength of the solution, ? , is 0.078 M:
(a) by linear interpolation of the data in the table to the
right;
yCu2+ = 0.440
(b) by using the extended Debye-Huckel equation at 25°C, where
the ion size is 600 pm.
yCu2+ =
answer to part a is correct.
ionic strength (,M)
activity coeffient
Cu2+
0.001
0.870
0.005
0.749
0.01
0.675
0.05
0.485
0.1
0.405