For u=0.1, the activity coefficient (gamma) of M2+ is 0.45 whilegamma of X- is 0.80. Calculate how many milligrams of MX2 dissolvein 478 mL of solution whose u=0.1. The molar mass of MX2 is 183g/mol and its Ksp is 3.2 x 10-8. You can assume that ionic strength iscaused by the presence of inert ions.a.260mgb.0.37mgС.120mgd.0.55mgand.170mg

At ionic strength of 0.1, the activity coefficient values are: γM2+ = 0.45γX- = 0.80 Ksp = 3.2 x…

For p=0.1, the activity coefficient (gamma) of M2+ is 0.45 while gamma of X- is 0.80. Calculate how many milligrams of MX2 dissolve in 478 mL of solution whose p=0.1. The molar mass of MX2 is 183 g/mol and its Ksp is 3.2 x 10-8. You can assume that ionic strength is caused by the presence of inert ions.

For p=0.1, the activity coefficient (gamma) of M2+ is 0.45 while gamma of X- is 0.80. Calculate how many milligrams of MX2 dissolve in 478 mL of solution whose p=0.1. The molar mass of MX2 is 183 g/mol and its Ksp is 3.2 x 10-8. You can assume that ionic strength is caused by the presence of inert ions.

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