Use the Debye-Hückel equation to calculate the activitycoefficient of each ion at the given ionic strength in anIonIon size (a, nm)Pb2+0.450aqueous solution at 25 °C.Mg2+0.800Zn²+ in a solution where u:0.0552 MZn²2+0.600Cro0.400Cr3+0.900PO0.400.420YZn?+Zr4+1.100Ce4+1.100Ce++ in a solution where u = 0.0368 MYCe++-.110

From given data, For Zn2+ α=0.600 µ=0.0552 For Ce4+ α=1.100 µ=0.0368 Formula used Debye-Huckel…

Use the Debye-Hückel equation to calculate the activity coefficient of each ion at the given ionic strength in an aqueous solution at 25 °C. Ion Ion size (¤, nm) Pb2+ 0.450 Mg2+ 0.800 Zn2+ in a solution where µ = 0.0552 M Zn²+ 0.600 CrO- 0.400 Cr3+ 0.900 РО Zr+ .420 3- 0.400 YZn²+ 1.100 Ce4+ 1.100 Ce4+ in a solution where u = 0.0368 M -.110 YCet+ =

Use the Debye-Hückel equation to calculate the activity coefficient of each ion at the given ionic strength in an aqueous solution at 25 °C. Ion Ion size (¤, nm) Pb2+ 0.450 Mg2+ 0.800 Zn2+ in a solution where µ = 0.0552 M Zn²+ 0.600 CrO- 0.400 Cr3+ 0.900 РО Zr+ .420 3- 0.400 YZn²+ 1.100 Ce4+ 1.100 Ce4+ in a solution where u = 0.0368 M -.110 YCet+ =

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