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8-5. Find the activity coefficient of each ion at the indicated ionic strength: a. So? (u= 0.01 M) b. Sc+ (µ = 0.005 M) c. Eu³+ (H = 0.1 M) d. (CH,CH2),NH (µ=0.05 M)

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8-5. Find the activity coefficient of each ion at the indicated ionic strength:
a. So? (u= 0.01 M)
b. Sc+ (µ= 0.005 M)
c. Eu+ (µ=0.1 M)
d. (CH,CH2),NH (µ=0.05 M)

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