P16B.3 The conductivity of aqueous ammonium chloride at a series of concentrations is listed in the following table. Calculate the molar conductivity at each concentration, and use the resulting data to determine the parameters that occur in the Kohlrausch law. cl (mol dm) 1.725 1.334 1.432 1.529 1.672 K/ (mScm) 131 139 147 156 164

P16B.3 The conductivity of aqueous ammonium chloride at a series of concentrations is listed in the following table. Calculate the molar conductivity at each concentration, and use the resulting data to determine the parameters that occur in the Kohlrausch law. cl (mol dm) 1.725 1.334 1.432 1.529 1.672 K/ (mScm) 131 139 147 156 164

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