By calculating the mean activity coefficients from them the theory could be tested against experimental data.
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More generally, the mean activity coefficient of a compound of formula A " p"
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In this situation the mean activity coefficient is proportional to the square root of the ionic strength.
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Because of this the Pitzer equations provide for more precise modelling of mean activity coefficient data and equilibrium constants.
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The most significant aspect of this result is the prediction that the mean activity coefficient is a function of " ionic strength " rather than the electrolyte concentration.
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