How do I find the limiting conductance of NaCH3CO2, sodium acetate. Using this data: sodium acetate dataM (mol/L)97.820.020095.810.010094.410.0050093.420.0025092.740.0013092.210.0006391.850.00031

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How do I find the limiting conductance of NaCH3CO2, sodium acetate. Using this data:

sodium acetate data
M (mol/L)
97.82
0.0200
95.81
0.0100
94.41
0.00500
93.42
0.00250
92.74
0.00130
92.21
0.00063
91.85
0.00031

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