iTeachChem•17mo ago

Conductivity

Why is (iii) wrong

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GamertugOP•8/16/24, 4:04 PM

oh mb i thought at inf dilution it will go forward

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Cakey Bot•8/16/24, 4:10 PM

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Hey Gamer, have you read the theory for strong electrolytes and weak electrolytes? Infinite dilution has a limiting molar conductivity. That's what lambda 0 is. You can check my sessions out if you want. But in short, this is the idea. So if you extrapolate this line B, it hits the y-axis. At C equal to 0, it has some value, not 0, but reaching 0.

GamertugOP•8/17/24, 4:10 PM

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