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BSc Chemistry

4.1 Activity. 4.2 Mean Activity Coefficient. 4.3 Measurement of Activity and activity coefficient. 5. Summary. Page 3. Chemistry. PAPER No. 6: Physical 



Activity Coefficients in Electrolyte Solutions

It has been eight decades since activity coefficients came into use in the representation of the solute chemical potential in electrolyte solutions 



CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROCHEMICAL SYSTEMS

Fig 1 provides the dependence of the mean ionic activity coefficient on the ionic strength. The semi-quantitative interpretation of Fig 1 lies in the classical 



Debye-Huckel Limiting Law of Activity Coefficients and Its Limitations

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Non-Ideality Through Fugacity and Activity

Fugacity is a direct measure of the chemical potential of a species in a mixture. • Fugacity coefficient of a pure gas or liquid: φpure gas(Tp) = f p.



THE LIQUID-LIQUID EQUILIBRIUM FOR ACTIVITY COEFFICIENT

The method has been appliedto the determination of activity coefficients of hydrocarbon binary systems using water as the solvent. Water is the ideal solvent 



3. Activity Coefficients of Aqueous Species 3.1. Introduction

The Davies equation predicts a unit activity coefficient for all neutral solute species. This is known to be inaccurate. In general the activity coefficients 



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Therefore the individual contributions of the ionic species to the concentration cannot be determined. Thus



Thermodynamics of Liquid Bi-Pb alloys – Experiment vs Modeling

10-Apr-2020 The activities and infinite dilution activity coefficient of Bi-Pb alloys at various temperatures were also calculated by the MIVM. A ...



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25: Activity and Mean Activity Coefficient. Subject. Chemistry. Paper No and Title. 6 Physical Chemistry -II (Statistical Thermodynamics



Debye-Huckel Limiting Law of Activity Coefficients and Its Limitations

Hence the activity coefficient is a measure of chemical potential change due to benefits like downloading any PDF document for your personal preview.



THE DETERMINATION OP ACTIVITY COEFFICIENTS AND IONIC

ACTIVITY COEFFICIENTS AND IONIC CONDUCTIVITIES. OP SOME HIGH-CHARGED ELECTROLYTES. IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION AT 25°C. By. Kenneth 0. Groves. A THESIS.



Activity Coefficients in Electrolyte Solutions

activity coefficient depends only on the ion charge and the ionic strength and is independent of the specific ions present.



Activity Activity Coefficients

where K is the equilibrium constant and aX is the activity of X and described by the activity coefficient ?X and [X]:. aX = ?X[X].



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effect of ionic strength on solubility. •calculation of ionic strength. •activity coefficients. •effect of ionic strength and size/charge of ions on activity 



CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROCHEMICAL SYSTEMS

(ii) estimate the mean ionic activity coefficients of electrolytes known as the activity coefficient which has different forms depending upon the.



Individual Activity Coefficients of Ions in Aqueous Solutions

activity coefficient of the ith ion with valence q and I' is the ionic concentration given by with ci in moles per liter.



Chem 35.5 Activity Coefficients

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Osmotic Coefficients and Mean Activity Coefficients of Uni-univalent

29-Oct-2009 Finally literature references are given to data on 51 additional uni-univalent electrolytes. Key words: Activity coefficients; osmotic ...

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Activity

In our earlier discussion of equilibrium constant expressions, we defined K for an equilibrium as follows:

If aA + bB = cC + dD, thend

where K is the equilibrium constant, and a X is the activityof X and described by the activity coefficient X and [X]: a X X [X]Widthttill t itl t hthti Kaaaa b Ba A d Dc C We said that typically we setup experimental parameters such that X is very close to one, close enough to say that activity and concentration are equal. How can we get away with this? More importantly, whencan we get away with this? Lets look at X 1

Activity Coefficients

We typically calculate g using the extended Debye-Hückel equation, which relates activity coefficients to the ability of ions in solution to interact with one another.2 z = charge of the ion = effective diameter "hydrated" of the ion in picometers

NOTE: This is an empirical parameter!

= ionic strength of the solution3051z51.0log 2 P J How do each of these terms affect the activity of an ion? 2

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Activity Coefficients

How do each of these terms affect the activity of an ion?

Ionic Strength:

Ionic stren

gth describes the total concentration of ions in solutiong where c is concentration and z is charge of each ion Increasing the overall ionic strength provides individual ions a larger number of counterions to interact with, increasing the overall charge in theionic atmospherenearest the ion i2 ii zc21 in the ionic atmospherenearest the ion.

Question: What does this mean in

terms of solubility and dissociation? 3

Activity Coefficients

Hydrated Radius (diameter):

Because of their high charge density, ions with small ionic radii and large charge tend to more strongly bind to solvent molecules.

Iondipole interactionsIon-dipole interactions

The result of this binding is a larger

h ydrated radius, causing yg diminished interaction with other ions.

Ionic Charge:

Multiply charged ions are generally more likely to interact with other ions than singly charged. 4

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Pulling it All Together

Let's revisit the Debye-Hückel equation:

3051z51.0log

2 • We'd like to use concentrations instead of activities in equilibrium constant expressions, what restriction does that put on ? • How do we accomplish this experimentally? In situations where is not close to unity (1), we have to account for activities in our calculations. 5

Pulling it All Together

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Pulling it All Together

Example: Using activities, find the concentration of OH in a solution of 0.075M NaClO 4 saturated with Mn(OH) 2 . (from Table 7-1, is

350 pm for OH

and 600 pm for Mn 2+

Mn(OH)

2 = Mn 2+ + 2OH K sp =1.6 x 10 -13 7quotesdbs_dbs48.pdfusesText_48
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