(2) The molar conductivity of an acid at 0.2 M is 2.22 S.cm².mol and for same acid at infinitedilution is 0.0111 52¹. m².mol', what is the degree of dissociation:(D) 20(A) 0.2(B) 0.02(C) 200(E) 0.002

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(2) The molar conductivity of an acid at 0.2 M is 2.22 S.cm².mol and for same acid at infinite dilution is 0.0111 52¹. m².mol', what is the degree of dissociation: (D) 20 (A) 0.2 (B) 0.02 (C) 200 (E) 0.002