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In a solution containing NaCl with an initial concentration of 0.1M, calculate the activity coefficient (y) for Na+ when the ionic strength is increased to 0.5M using the Debye - Hückel equation.

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for Na + when the ionic strength is increased to 0.5M using the Debye - Hückel equation.

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