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Equivalent, Molar Conductivity and Cell Constant

Limiting mola...

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Limiting molar conductivity is:

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Conductivity when concentration of solution approaches 0

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Conductivity when concentration of solution approaches 1

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Conductivity when concentration of solution approaches 10

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Conductivity when concentration of solution approaches 100

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Solution

The correct option is A
Conductivity when concentration of solution approaches 0

Limiting molar conductivity is the conductivity when concentration approaches 0 i.e. infinite dilution

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