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Justify the following statement (ie, explain why you can say these things): **For a non-ionic solute under dilute conditions we can safely assume that RT ln[A] pure  A =  A + But for an ion in solution we can never assume the above and we must use the relationship A pure  A =  A + RT lna

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          Justify the following statement (ie, explain why you can say these things): **For a non-ionic solute under dilute conditions we can safely assume that RT ln[A] pure  A =  A + But for an ion in solution we can never assume the above and we must use the relationship A pure  A =  A + RT lna

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Justify the following statement (ie, explain why you can say these things): **For a non-ionic solute under dilute conditions we can safely assume that RT ln[A] pure  A =  A + But for an ion in solution we can never assume the above and we must use the relationship A pure  A =  A + RT lna