High-schooler here reading up on electrochemistry.....

I came across this equation (and its derivation) in the book *Physical Chemistry*, by Wallwork and Grant:

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Now the thing is, the equation is valid for '*uni-univalent*' electrolytes (like KCl). But I want a more....'versatile' formula.

So I attempted to modify that equation to suit electrolytes of the type **AB** (i.e- magnitude of charge on a formula unit cation is equal to that of the charge on a formula unit anion).

I wrote down the whole thing (my formatting skills are terrible, so to *type* it out would be a HUGE pain in the neck), pardon the handwriting, I hope it's legible enough....

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As for that last question.....I was wondering if the equation could be made *even more* 'versatile' 3:)


( @getafix don't think of me as clingy but...I'm counting on you for this one too! )

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