B (molar conductance) for Na* at 25C° is 83.7 ohm¹ mol calculate electrical mobility for Na and drift speed when passing electric current intensity 10 A during cell, the length 1cm and across area 0.4 cm²) knowing specific conductance 0.24 ohm¹ cm) then find the time required for transport ion.

B (molar conductance) for Na* at 25C° is 83.7 ohm¹ mol calculate electrical mobility for Na and drift speed when passing electric current intensity 10 A during cell, the length 1cm and across area 0.4 cm²) knowing specific conductance 0.24 ohm¹ cm) then find the time required for transport ion.

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B (molar conductance) for Na* at 25C is 83.7 ohm¹ mol .calculate electrical mobility for
Na and drift speed when passing electric current intensity 10 A during cell, the length 1cm
and across area 0.4 cm²) knowing specifice conductance 0.24 ohm cm') then find the time
required for transport ion.
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