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Homework # 1 Use the Davies equation as shown below for calculating mean ionic activity coefficients needed in working the following problems. Davies equation: ,

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Use the Davies equation as shown below for calculating mean ionic activity coefficients needed in working the following problems.
Davies equation: ,log+-=-0.51z+|z-|[(I)121+(I)12-0.30(I)]
where I=12i?zi2(bibo) and b represents molality and z is the charge.
What is the ionic strength of a solution prepared by dissolving 1.00g of KNO3 and 1.00gCaCl2 in 200.0g of water?
0.1846~~0.18
Estimate the mean ionic activity coefficient for CaCl2 in the solution from problem 1.
0.56228~~0.56
What is the molality of H+in the solution from problem 1 at 25C? Do not neglect ionic activity coefficients.
Formic acid, HCOOH, is a weak acid with Ka=1.710-4. What is the molality of H+ions in a 0.10m solution of formic acid in water? Do not neglect ionic activity coefficients.
Just need 3 and 4.
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