Variation of molar conductance with dilution for a strong and weak electrolytes electrochemistry12

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in just five minutes you explained the whole topic 😮 fabulous ❤

[@chaithanya_shettigar5465]

Zero concentration means complete dissociation or not??

[@kapilnathm1031]

Stunning

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[@dr.mlelwa9604]

Molar conductivity is directly proportional to dilution. Your graph doesn't show this

[@ananya88agrawal]

It shows. See, conc. increase so dilution will decrease then molar conductivity will also decrease. This graph is for conc. v/s molar conductivity which are inversely proportional to each other. Hope u understood

[@dr.mlelwa9604]

@@ananya88agrawal can you plot for me the graph of molar conductivity against dilution of strong and weak electrolytes

[@ananya88agrawal]

@@dr.mlelwa9604 the graph for this thing was a bit completed that's why in our studies lambda v/s √C graph is given, because straight line is easy to understand ......

[@dr.mlelwa9604]

@@ananya88agrawal I asked for that graph because, in Tanzania that's one among the graph we are learning in advanced level

[@takemeasahydrationreminder662]

@@ananya88agrawal molar conductivity increases with a decrease in concentration

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