#9 #17 Using the Debye-Huckel Limiting law, calculate the activity coefficient of sulfate ionwith p0.223 in a MgSO, solution.O 0.1090.0.245O 0.213O 0.134 With the decrease of electrolyte concentration in the solution, the ionic strengthincreases. Thus, the activity coefficient also increases.O First statement is False while second statement is true.O Both statements are false.O First statement is true while second statement is false.O Both statements are true.

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Using the Debye-Huckel Limiting law, calculate the activity coefficient of sulfate ion with u = 0.223 in a MBSO4 solution. O 0.109 0.0.245 O 0.213 O 0.134

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#9 #17

Using the Debye-Huckel Limiting law, calculate the activity coefficient of sulfate ion
with p
0.223 in a MgSO, solution.
O 0.109
0.0.245
O 0.213
O 0.134

With the decrease of electrolyte concentration in the solution, the ionic strength
increases. Thus, the activity coefficient also increases.
O First statement is False while second statement is true.
O Both statements are false.
O First statement is true while second statement is false.
O Both statements are true.

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