Question: Homework # 1 Use the Davies equation as shown below for calculating mean ionic activity coefficients needed in working the following problems. Davies equation: ,

Homework #1
Use the Davies equation as shown below for calculating mean ionic activity coefficients needed in working the following problems.
Davies equation: ,log+-=-0.51z+|z-|[(I)121+(I)12-0.30(I)]
where I=12i?zi2(bibo) and b represents molality and z is the charge.
1. What is the ionic strength of a solution prepared by dissolving 1.00g of KNO3 and 1.00gCaCl2 in 200.0g of water?
2. Estimate the mean ionic activity coefficient for CaCl2 in the solution from problem 1.
3. What is the molality of H+in the solution from problem 1 at 25C? Do not neglect ionic activity coefficients.
4. Formic acid, HCOOH, is a weak acid with Ka=1.710-4. What is the molality of H+ions in a 0.10m solution of formic acid in water? Do not neglect ionic activity coefficients.

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