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The question asked to calculate the ionic strength.
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In order to find the ionic strength, we first write the formula for ionic strength.
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That is, first, the ionic strength is denoted with letter i, which is equal to half of summation i from c -i -z -i -square.
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So, here, i is the number of ions, c is the concentration and z is the charge.
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Now we first take the 0 .04 mole divided by kg of c .a .cl2.
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So here the reaction will proceed like c .cl2, the ionic reaction that is cacl2.
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To form ca2 positive or dissociate into ca2 positive and 2cl negative.
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Now here, i is equals to half of 0 .04 multiply 2 square addition 2 .04 multiply 0 .04 multiply negative 1 square.
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Now here we get 0 .12 mole divided by kg.
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In the second part, we have given 0 .05 mole divided by kg of nacl reacts with 0 .03 mole of cl 2.
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Now here we say that nacl will dissociate to form na positive addition cl negative and when cacl 2 will dissociate it will form ca2 positive addition to cl negative so from here i is equal to 1 divided by 2 0 .05 multiply 1 square addition 0 .05 multiply negative 1 square addition 0 .3 multiplied 2 square addition 2 multiply 0 .03 multiply 0 .03 multiply 0 .03 multiply minus square.
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Now here we get 1 divided by 2 0 .10 addition 0 .03 multiply 4 addition 0 .06.
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So from here we get 0 .14 more divided by k .0 .0 .0 .4 more divided by kg.
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For third one, 0 .04 moles of alno3 holds thrice and 0 .06 moles of ca no3 whole thrice is used over here.
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So we first calculate the water moles that is equal to 20...