1) A mixture of water and dioxane is typically used for change of dielectric constant which changes linearly with composition. A 50 % mixture (1:1 water:diaoxane) at 20°C the dielectric constant is E=35.6. Calculate the Bjerrum length in nm for a pair of ions in this solvent.

1) A mixture of water and dioxane is typically used for change of dielectric constant which changes linearly with composition. A 50 % mixture (1:1 water:diaoxane) at 20°C the dielectric constant is E=35.6. Calculate the Bjerrum length in nm for a pair of ions in this solvent.

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with composition. A 50 % mixture (1:1 water:diaoxane) at 20°C the dielectric constant is =35.6.
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