Calculate activity coefficient (y) for Ca2* in a solution of 0.001M Ca(NO3)2 using the Extended Debye-Huckel equation below. Assume "a" is 0.60 nm for Ca2*. How will the activity of Ca differ from its concentration in this solution? (B = 0.33) (Show your work) 0.511 Z 12 log y = - { 1+Ba I2

Calculate activity coefficient (y) for Ca2* in a solution of 0.001M Ca(NO3)2 using the Extended Debye-Huckel equation below. Assume "a" is 0.60 nm for Ca2*. How will the activity of Ca differ from its concentration in this solution? (B = 0.33) (Show your work) 0.511 Z 12 log y = - { 1+Ba I2

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Calculate activity coefficient (y) for Ca2* in a solution of 0.001M Ca(NO3)2
using the Extended Debye-Huckel equation below. Assume "a" is 0.60 nm
for Ca2*. How will the activity of Ca differ from its concentration in this
solution? (B = 0.33) (Show your work)
0.511 Z2 12
log y =- {
1+ B a I2

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