A 1.00 L aqueous solution contains 1.54 mmoles aluminum sulfate and 1.82 mmoles of sodium sulfate. A. Calculate the ionic strength of the solution. B. Calculate the mean activity coefficient of aluminum sulfate in the solution. C. Calculate the work of charging, we done by aluminum sulfate in the solution.

A 1.00 L aqueous solution contains 1.54 mmoles aluminum sulfate and 1.82 mmoles of sodium sulfate. A. Calculate the ionic strength of the solution. B. Calculate the mean activity coefficient of aluminum sulfate in the solution. C. Calculate the work of charging, we done by aluminum sulfate in the solution.

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