1) What is meaning of the ionic strength and the activity factor? And what isthe advantage from them?2) Discusses the theoretical and practical.3) What is the advantage of using standard solution? And why? And cananother solution be used?4) What is Debye - Huckei-Onsager law, and its applications?5) What happen when the concentration approaches to zero in Debye -Huckei-Onsager law?6) What meaning of solubility and?7) What is the principle of conductivity meter?

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1) What is meaning of the ionic strength and the activity factor? And what is
the advantage from them?
2) Discusses the theoretical and practical.
3) What is the advantage of using standard solution? And why? And can
another solution be used?
4) What is Debye - Huckei-Onsager law, and its applications?
5) What happen when the concentration approaches to zero in Debye -
Huckei-Onsager law?
6) What meaning of solubility and?
7) What is the principle of conductivity meter?

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