The mean activity coefficient of the solution can be determined using the Debye Huckel limiting law as the concentration of the solution is very low. To calculate the coefficient, it is necessary to determine the ionic strength of the solution.
Then using the mean activity coefficient, we can calculate the mean ionic activity coefficient of Calcium chloride (a uni-bivalent salt) in a solution of Calcium chloride and Sodium Fluoride.
The steps of the calculation can be found in the image.
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Calculate the activity coefficient, ?, of Cu2 when the ionic
strength of the solution, ? , is 0.078 M:
(a) by linear interpolation of the data in the table to the
right;
yCu2+ = 0.440
(b) by using the extended Debye-Huckel equation at 25°C, where
the ion size is 600 pm.
yCu2+ =
answer to part a is correct.
ionic strength (,M)
activity coeffient
Cu2+
0.001
0.870
0.005
0.749
0.01
0.675
0.05
0.485
0.1
0.405