Calculate the H* from the following data obtained by the moving boundary method using cadmium chloride as the indicator electrolyte: • Concentration of HCI = 0.100 M Movement of boundary 7.50 cm %3D Cross -section Area = 1.24 cm2 %3D • Current • Time =2 A = 90 s %3D Molar conductivity of solution = 350.6 S cm2 mol %3D 389.6 S cm2 mol- 174.8 S cm2 mol-I C 180.8 S cm² mol-1

Calculate the H* from the following data obtained by the moving boundary method using cadmium chloride as the indicator electrolyte: • Concentration of HCI = 0.100 M Movement of boundary 7.50 cm %3D Cross -section Area = 1.24 cm2 %3D • Current • Time =2 A = 90 s %3D Molar conductivity of solution = 350.6 S cm2 mol %3D 389.6 S cm2 mol- 174.8 S cm2 mol-I C 180.8 S cm² mol-1

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

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Problem 7.34E

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