DAS cm² mol-¹QCH34 8. Which of these electrolyte solutions is expected to give the highest ionic molarconductivity, A? (KCI A°= 150 S cm² mol-¹) (CH3COOH A°= 391 S cm² mol-¹)0y=-2219.8x + 1501A(mol/cm³)¹2(c) ¹²A)5.00 x 10 mol/cm³ KCIB)5.00 x 105 mol/cm³ KC1C)1.00 x 10 mol/cm³ KC1D) CH3COOH solution with a degree of dissociation of 0.01E) CH3COOH solution with a degree of dissociation of 0.1지금0y-654.104x+0.00256CA

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CH34 8. Which of these electrolyte solutions is expected to give the highest ionic molar conductivity, A? (KCI A°= 150 S cm² mol-¹) (CH3COOH A°= 391 S cm² mol-¹) A S cm² mol-¹ 0 y=-2219.8x + 150 A) 5.00 x 10 mol/cm³ KCI 5.00 x 105 mol/cm³ KCI B) C) 1.00 x 10 mol/cm³ KCI D) E) (mol/cm³)¹/2 0 CH3COOH solution with a degree of dissociation of 0.01 CH3COOH solution with a degree of dissociation of 0.1 y-654.104x+0.00256 CA

CH34 8. Which of these electrolyte solutions is expected to give the highest ionic molar conductivity, A? (KCI A°= 150 S cm² mol-¹) (CH3COOH A°= 391 S cm² mol-¹) A S cm² mol-¹ 0 y=-2219.8x + 150 A) 5.00 x 10 mol/cm³ KCI 5.00 x 105 mol/cm³ KCI B) C) 1.00 x 10 mol/cm³ KCI D) E) (mol/cm³)¹/2 0 CH3COOH solution with a degree of dissociation of 0.01 CH3COOH solution with a degree of dissociation of 0.1 y-654.104x+0.00256 CA

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