Average activity coefficient for HBr is 0.930 for three different diluted solutions at 250C. (at m = 5.0 mmol kg-1), 0.907 (at m = 10.0 mmol kg-1 ), and 0.879 (m 20.0 It is given in mmol / kg -1). Calculate the approximate value of the constant B in the expanded Debye Hückel law. %3D

Average activity coefficient for HBr is 0.930 for three different diluted solutions at 250C. (at m = 5.0 mmol kg-1), 0.907 (at m = 10.0 mmol kg-1 ), and 0.879 (m 20.0 It is given in mmol / kg -1). Calculate the approximate value of the constant B in the expanded Debye Hückel law. %3D

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Average activity coefficient for HBr is 0.930 for three different diluted solutions at 250C.
(at m 5.0 mmol kg-1), 0.907 (at m 10.0 mmol kg-1 ), and 0.879 (m 20.0
It is given in mmol / kg -1).
Calculate the approximate value of the constant B in the expanded Debye Hückel law.
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