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    CHL705: ELECTROKINETIC TRANSPORT PHENOMENA

    PRACTICAL SESSION SOLUTIONS

    1. Let us consider the reaction

    For the above equilibrium reaction the association constant is given by

    similarly dissociation constant is given by We know that applying logarithm to above equation we get

    but Hence -

    3.

    The concentration of is 0.01 mol/dm3 the dissociation of BaSO4 is given by

    Let the solubility of BaSO4is x

    [ = 0.01+ xKsp = 1.210

    10mol

    2/dm

    6

    By definition 1.210

    10 = (x)(0.01+x)

    Solving the above equation we get x =1.2 x 10-8 mol/dm3

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    4) The dissociation of CaSO4 is given by

    (1)Similarly the dissociation of SrSO4 is given by

    (2)By dividing (1)/(2) we get

    =

    Here both are unknowns hence we use the axiom that sum of all charges = 0

    (electroneutrality)

    From equation (2)

    Upon solving we get

    5)

    The positive charge comes from H3O

    + and negative ion A- and OH- hence

    b) for sparingly soluble salt

    Ksp = 3

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    6. a) The dissociation of calcite is given by

    We know that GO = -RT lnKGO =- 8.314 x 298 x ln(8.9 x 10-9) = 45927.28 J/molthe dissociation of aragonite is given by

    GO = - 8.314 x 298 x ln(1.22 x 10-8) = 45145.89 J/mol

    b) given

    = 10-4 Ksp =

    upon substituting the values we get

    therefore it is impossible to dissolve in the solution.Similarly for aragonite therefore it is dissolve in the solution.

    But we know first three terms indicate GO

    G

    O

    For calcite

    288.717 J/molFor aragonite

    7. dissociation of KCl is given by

    Ionic strength is given by

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    9/20b)

    IIAz

    i

    i

    1log

    2

    To calculate activity co-eficient of K+ is given below here A =0.510 mol-1/2dm3/2 and ionicstrength is I=0.1

    1.01

    1.05.0log

    i

    There fore = 0.758

    For Mg2+

    1.01

    1.045.0log

    xi

    0.331

    For La3+

    =

    1.01

    1.095.0log

    xi

    0.0831

    c) replace the concentration with c=0.5 mol/dm3 and calculate the activity co-efficient

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    8. given that

    = = GO

    We know Hence the above equation can be written as

    =

    G

    O+

    Let the concentration of GO + = GO + = GO +

    b)

    = GO + Let the concentration of

    GO + )) = Therefore

    =

    10) =

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    Taking log on both sides of the above equation

    [[] But activity co-efficient is expressed in terms of ionic strength and it is given by

    IIAz

    i

    i

    1log

    2

    Let us assume A=0.510 mol-1/2

    dm3/2

    II

    cuso

    1

    2log 4

    Substituting the above equation in the log equation

    II 12

    11) we know that

    IC can be calculated as

    Substitute the values of concentration and obtain the values of K.

    12) Bjerrium distance is given by

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    q = = 2.8 nmby taking the sum of radii for a we obtain KA = 5222 M

    -1for

    we obtain = 0.648 similarly do for other values.

    .

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