0.04 molar solution of NaCl is filled in a conductance cell at 25°C that showed a resistance of 175 ohms. The specific conductance of the NaCl solution used is 2.77 x 102 mho cm. The same cell containing 0.02 molar KCl solution gave an electrical resistance of 424 ohms. What will be the specific and equivalent conductance of the KCl solution?

0.04 molar solution of NaCl is filled in a conductance cell at 25°C that showed a resistance of 175 ohms. The specific conductance of the NaCl solution used is 2.77 x 102 mho cm. The same cell containing 0.02 molar KCl solution gave an electrical resistance of 424 ohms. What will be the specific and equivalent conductance of the KCl solution?

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