# MMLU-Pro / 4569

task_id: aa6f47cd-89c6-54ba-a67a-e6387023c330
task_key: default--test--4569
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"chemistry","options":"['\\\\gamma_1 = e[{(Av^2) / (3n_1)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = e[{(Av^2) / (2n_1)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = e[{(Av) / (3n_1)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = e[{(Av) / (3n_1^2)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = [{(Av) / (3n_1)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = [{(Av^2) / (3n_1)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = [{(A) / (n_1v)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = e[{(A) / (2n_1v^2)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = e[{(A) / (3n_1v)} m^3/2]', '\\\\gamma_1 = [{(Av) / (2n_1)} m^3/2]']","question":"The mean ionic activity coefficient of an electrolyte in a dilute solution is given approximately by ln \\gamma_\\pm = - A\\surd(m) where m is the molality and A is a constant. Using the Gibbs-Duhem equation find the activity coefficient \\gamma_1 of the solvent in this dilute solution in terms of A, m, and constants characteristic of the solvent and solute. Ob-serve that ln X_1 = ln [(n_1) / (n_1 + mv)] = ln [(1) / {(1 + mv) / n_1}] \\approx - [(mv) / (n_1)] where v is the number of ions in the formula (for example v = 2 for NaCl) and n_1 is the number of moles of solvent in 1000 g of solvent. All quantities except \\gamma_1 , the un-known, can thus be expressed in terms of the variable m.","src":"stemez-PhysicalChemistry"}

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