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Ionic Strength for a 1:1 monovalent electrolyte, like NaCl, is equal to the electrolyte concentration. For...

Ionic Strength for a 1:1 monovalent electrolyte, like NaCl, is equal to the electrolyte concentration. For example, for 0.020 M KCl, the ionic strength is 0.020 M. Develop a generalization for 1:2 electrolytes, for 2:1 eletrolytes and for 1:3 electrolytes.

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