Effect of Concentration on Conductivity of Solutions

Use a conductivity probe to compare the dissociation of different ionic solids when they dissolve in water.
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Hey. This was a great video. Very helpful. Thank you so much. But I just wanted to point out that at 6:19, it should be 2 moles of ions per mole of NaCl (or 2 ions per molecule of NaCl.)

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the conductivity value data is vice versa isn't ?

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whats the solvent?

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It looks closer to parabolic than linear to me. Given that observation I'd be investigating that and explore 10 drops, 30 drops, 100 drops etc. Fine for conveying the point he was making but a poor example of investigative research in my opinion.

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