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Standard XII

Chemistry

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Dear sir ,
Why exactly the degree of dissociation or alpha is equal to the ratio of molar conductivity at concentration c by the molar conductivity at infinite dilution ? How did we get that expression?

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It is not derived

Alpha is defined as ratio of molar conductivity at infinity and a concentration
It is the defenition of alpha
Not a derived

We define alpha as above

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Dear sir , Why exactly the degree of dissociation or alpha is equal to the ratio of molar conductivity at concentration c by the molar conductivity at infinite dilution ? How did we get that expression?

It is not derived Alpha is defined as ratio of molar conductivity at infinity and a concentration It is the defenition of alpha Not a derived We define alpha as above

Dear sir ,
Why exactly the degree of dissociation or alpha is equal to the ratio of molar conductivity at concentration c by the molar conductivity at infinite dilution ? How did we get that expression?

It is not derived

Alpha is defined as ratio of molar conductivity at infinity and a concentration
It is the defenition of alpha
Not a derived

We define alpha as above