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Question
The molar conductance of a strong electrolyte at infinite dilution
Options
A.tends to a finite value, which is above that at higher concentration
B.tends to a finite value, which is below that at higher concentration
C.tends to zero
D.tends to a finite value, which is equal to that at high concentration
Solution
On dilution, $\Lambda_{m}$ increases.
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