A natural water sample contains 0.484 M NaCl, 054 M MgBr2 and trace levels Ag+ ions. Write the chemical equations showing ionization of NaCl and MgBr2 in aqueous solution. 5a. Calculate the ionic strength (m) of the water sample.

A natural water sample contains 0.484 M NaCl, 054 M MgBr2 and trace levels Ag+ ions. Write the chemical equations showing ionization of NaCl and MgBr2 in aqueous solution. 5a. Calculate the ionic strength (m) of the water sample.

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Write the chemical equations showing ionization of NaCl and MgBr₂ in aqueous solution.

5a. Calculate the ionic strength (m) of the water sample.

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