Effective molarity is a concept used in chemistry to describe the concentration of a reactant in a solution when considering the influence of various factors such as activity coefficients, intermolecular interactions, and system constraints. It accounts for how the presence of other solutes, solvents, or even the geometry of the system affects the effective concentration of a species that is actually available to participate in a reaction.
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