Abstract
The concentration curve of mean activity coefficient to the required power was fitted by a product function. The product function can be factorized in factor functions which represent the concentration dependence of the single-ion species (J Solid State Electrochem, in press, 1). With a simplified procedure of this method, it is possible to split the mean activity coefficients into the individual parts for the ionic species within the extended Debye–Huckel concentration range. This method is applicable to all strong electrolytes because it is not necessary to have further data or additional assumptions.
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