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    Kohlrausch's law states that the conductivity of ions at infinite dilution is independent of (1) the nature of other ions present and (2) pressure, but depends on (3) temperature. According to the law, conductivity is constant at infinite dilution and a fixed temperature. The document provides questions about Kohlrausch's law for a 12th grade chemistry assignment, asking students to define limiting molar conductivity, draw graphs comparing molar conductivity versus concentration for different electrolytes, and calculate molar conductivity at a given dilution based on ionic conductivities.

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    Kohlrausch's law states that the conductivity of ions at infinite dilution is independent of (1) the nature of other ions present and (2) pressure, but depends on (3) temperature. According to the law, conductivity is constant at infinite dilution and a fixed temperature. The document provides questions about Kohlrausch's law for a 12th grade chemistry assignment, asking students to define limiting molar conductivity, draw graphs comparing molar conductivity versus concentration for different electrolytes, and calculate molar conductivity at a given dilution based on ionic conductivities.

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    ASSIGNMENT NO: - 10 - : Ryan International School Kandivali C.B.S.E

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    Dhuha Shah
    Kohlrausch's law states that the conductivity of ions at infinite dilution is independent of (1) the nature of other ions present and (2) pressure, but depends on (3) temperature. According to the law, conductivity is constant at infinite dilution and a fixed temperature. The document provides questions about Kohlrausch's law for a 12th grade chemistry assignment, asking students to define limiting molar conductivity, draw graphs comparing molar conductivity versus concentration for different electrolytes, and calculate molar conductivity at a given dilution based on ionic conductivities.

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    RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL KANDIVALI C.B.S.

    ASSIGNMENT NO:- ____10__________

    STD:- ___12B____ SUB:- __Chemistry___

    TOPIC:- _Electrochemistry__ SUBTOPIC:-Kohlrausch Law

    DATE OF UPLOAD:-18.04.2020 _ DATE OF SUBMISSION:-__20.04.2020__

    SECTION-A

    1. According to Kohlrausch’s law, conductivity of ions at infinite dilutions does not depend on 
    a. nature of co-ions
    b. temperature
    c. pressure
    d. concentration
    2.According to Kohlrausch’s law, conductivity of ions is constant at
    a. fixed temperature
    b. infinite dilution
    c. 1 M concentration
    d. all the concentrations

    SECTION-B

    3. Define limiting molar conductivity. Write the relationship between molar conductivity and limiting molar conductivity.
    4.Draw a graph of molar conductivity verses square root of the molar concentration for KCl and CH3COOH mentioning clearly each
    5.How does molar conductivity vary with concentration for strong and weak electrolye?
    6. The molar conductivity of NH4Cl at infinite dilution is 149.7 Ω-1 cm2 mol-1 and the ionic conductivities of OH- and Cl- ions are 198 and 76.3 Ω-1 cm2 mol-
    1
     respectively. What is molar conductivity of NH4Cl at dilution

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