Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
A solution having
Concept-Introduction:
Charge balance takes place when the sum of concentrations of negative ion and the sum of concentrations of positive ion becomes equal in
(a)
Answer to Problem 10.146EP
A solution having
Explanation of Solution
Given data is shown below:
A charge balance exists between the ions in the given electrolyte solution when the sum of
Sum of
Thus, the sum of
Sum of
Here, the sum of
Therefore,
A solution having
(b)
Interpretation:
A solution having
Concept-Introduction:
Charge balance takes place when the sum of concentrations of negative ion and the sum of concentrations of positive ion becomes equal in
(b)
Answer to Problem 10.146EP
A solution having
Explanation of Solution
Given data is shown below:
A charge balance exists between the ions in the given electrolyte solution when the sum of
Sum of
Sum of
Hence, the sum of
Therefore,
A solution having
(c)
Interpretation:
A solution having
Concept-Introduction:
Charge balance takes place when the sum of concentrations of negative ion and the sum of concentrations of positive ion becomes equal in
Unit Conversion:
(c)
Answer to Problem 10.146EP
A solution having
Explanation of Solution
Given data is shown below:
A charge balance exists between the ions in the given electrolyte solution when the sum of
Here, the sum of
Therefore,
A solution having
(d)
Interpretation:
A solution having
Concept-Introduction:
Charge balance takes place when the sum of concentrations of negative ion and the sum of concentrations of positive ion becomes equal in
Unit Conversion:
(d)
Answer to Problem 10.146EP
A solution having
Explanation of Solution
Given data is shown below:
A charge balance exists between the ions in the given electrolyte solution when the sum of
Calculate the equivalence of each ions:
Sum of
Therefore,
A solution having
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