Cell constant of a conductivity cell is generally obtained by measuring conductance of aqueous solution of:

B a C l_{2}

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L i C l

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K C l

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M g C l_{2}

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Solution

The correct option is C $K C l$
The cell constant is a factor that is used to convert the measured conductance to conductivity.

Conductivity $\times$ (S• $c m^{- 1}$ ) = cell constant ( $c m^{- 1}$ ) x conductance (S)

It is determined by the geometry of the cell, but in practical terms can only be measured using a standard of known conductivity, for example KCl which is strong electrolyte.

Hence, option C is correct.

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