: It is desired to use a conductance apparatus to measure the concentration of dilute solution of sodium chloride. If the electrodes in the cell are each 1 cm2 in area and are 0.2 cm. apart, calculate the resistance that will be obtained for, 1, 10, and 100 ppm NaCI(58.45) [UNa=5.192 *10-8 m²v's' , uc=7.913 *10 m²v's| at

: It is desired to use a conductance apparatus to measure the concentration of dilute solution of sodium chloride. If the electrodes in the cell are each 1 cm2 in area and are 0.2 cm. apart, calculate the resistance that will be obtained for, 1, 10, and 100 ppm NaCI(58.45) [UNa=5.192 10-8 m²v's' , uc=7.913 10 m²v's| at

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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