how to calculate ionic strength of given solution of NaCl is the concentration of solution is 50 ml .
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Use this formula to calculate ionic strength: I= 1/2 n∑i (CiZi )squared.
Let “n” represent the number of ions in solution. Since positive and negative ions can not separate, this needs to be considered as a factor in the equation.
Let “i” represent the specific ion in solution. "i" equal's 1.
Allow "Ci" to represent the concentration to the /th species, such as mole per liter.
Let “Zi“ represent the valence or oxidation number of the /th species. This is also known as the electrical charge of the ion.
Represent the summation of concentrations and valences of all ions by ∑ .
Let “n” represent the number of ions in solution. Since positive and negative ions can not separate, this needs to be considered as a factor in the equation.
Let “i” represent the specific ion in solution. "i" equal's 1.
Allow "Ci" to represent the concentration to the /th species, such as mole per liter.
Let “Zi“ represent the valence or oxidation number of the /th species. This is also known as the electrical charge of the ion.
Represent the summation of concentrations and valences of all ions by ∑ .
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