Start with standard E0 - it is given in tables with assumption that all activitity coefficients equal 1. Calculate ionic strength and activity coefficients, insert them into Nernst equation and you are there.
Hmm, I don't know if I'm not being clear, or if people haven't looked at the problem, or what exactly. I really do appreciate people posting links and saying "look here" and such, but I've been through wikipedia. Borek, yes, that would be how to calculate the E
cell but I don't need that. I need to calculate the ratio of the activity coefficients.
I'm not trying to be rude, as I found this forum and I was ecstatic to see a whole place devoted to chemistry. However, I can't help but get a little frustrated because it seems like no one has actually read the problem or looked at the attachement, and are just posting links based on what I wrote. I know how to calculate the E
cell, I am aware of using the Nernst equation, calculating the ionic strength, all of that. My issue is in where do I make the next move in the equation I am solving in the attachment.
If no one knows, that's cool, no biggie. However, posting links that honestly don't really solve, answer or shed new light on any part of my question is a little frustrating.