Solution I contains water saturated with TI,C,Oa(s), and solution II contains 0.02 MNa2C204 (aq) saturated with TI,C204(s). Which of the following is TRUE?y is activity coefficientO a of TI* in I < a of TI* in IIOy of TI* in I = y of TI* in IIOCof TI* in I = a of TI* in II

Answer: The correct option is one i.e. a of Tl+ in I < a of Tl+ in II

Solution I contains water saturated with TI2C204(s), and solution II contains 0.02 M Na2C204 (aq) saturated with TI2C204(s). Which of the following is TRUE? y is activity coefficient Oa of TI* in I < a of TI* in II Oy of TI* in I = y of TI* in II OC of TI* in I = a of TI* in II

Solution I contains water saturated with TI2C204(s), and solution II contains 0.02 M Na2C204 (aq) saturated with TI2C204(s). Which of the following is TRUE? y is activity coefficient Oa of TI* in I < a of TI* in II Oy of TI* in I = y of TI* in II OC of TI* in I = a of TI* in II

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