What happens to molar conductivity when one mole of $K C l$ dissolved in one litre is diluted to five liters?

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Molar conductivity increases with dilution. Molar conductivity is the conduction of all the ions produced from 1 mole of $K C l$ . When one mole of $K C l$ dissolved in one litre is diluted to five litres, total number of ions increases due to increase in the degree of dissociation. Hence, molar conductivity increases.

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