Limiting molar conductivity of strong electrolytes :

Cannot be determined as they are completely ionized

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Is calculated using Kohlrausch law of independent migration of ions

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Is calculated using ˄_m vs (c)^½ graph

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Cannot be determined as they are not completely ionized

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The correct option is C
Is calculated using ˄_m vs (c)^½ graph

Limiting molar conductivity of strong electrolytes is calculated using ˄_m vs (c)^½ graph by extrapolating the graph to c = zero

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