Which one of the following statements Is incorrect: O The activity coefficient decreases as the diameter of hydrated ion decreases The activity coefficient is independent on the nature of the electrolyte if the solution is too concentrated O The activity coefficient of an ion decreases as the charge on the species decreases O The activity coefficient of uncharged species is unity O The activity coefficient decreases as the ionic strength increases

Which one of the following statements Is incorrect: O The activity coefficient decreases as the diameter of hydrated ion decreases The activity coefficient is independent on the nature of the electrolyte if the solution is too concentrated O The activity coefficient of an ion decreases as the charge on the species decreases O The activity coefficient of uncharged species is unity O The activity coefficient decreases as the ionic strength increases

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter12: Gravimetric Methods Of Analysis

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