Question

What is the expression used to calculate the cell constant $G*$?

Answer 1

Cell constant

• The cell constant is the ratio of the distance between conducting electrodes to the cross-sectional area of the electrodes.

Expression for the calculation of cell constant$\left(G*\right)$

• The expression for the calculation of cell constant is as follows:-

$G*=\frac{l}{A}=RK$

• Here, $l$ is the length and $A$is the area of cross-section, $R$ is the resistance, $K$is the conductivity.