Bromley tabulated

The B and 5 terms Bromley presented are also tabulated in Appendix 4.2. He cautions, however, that these values are meant to be used only for strong electrolytes which show complete dissociation since no allowance is made for the strong ion association seen in compounds such as sulfuric acid, bivalent metal sulfates, and zinc and cadmium halides. He also warns that, because of incomplete dissociation, equation (4.45) does not do as well with thalium and ammonium compounds, and displays some erratic behavior with nitrates. 

Bromley determined values for the E constant and resulting new B parameters for some bivalent metal sulfates. These are tabulated in Appendix 4.2. 

B - Bromley interaction paraneter, tabulated in Appendix 4.2 In the same vein, he defined the activity coefficient for a single ion... 

The similar behavior of the Bromley equation B parameters allows for the estimation of the parameter for untabulated species. VIhen Bromley presented his equations in 1973, along with the B values for many species, he presented tabulated values based upon an expanded estimation equation ... 

This assumes the 5 terms to be zero. These B- values, plotted versus the anion s entropy times the anion charge in Figure 9.5 affect the relatively linear behavior seen by Bromley in 1972. The B vedues were then used to get average values for the cation from the tabulated The B4. terms are... 

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