Question 1 1.1 The molar conductivity at infinite dilution of NaNO, is 122.05 S cm² mol and that of KCI is 150.16 S cm² mol. The transport number of Na' is 0.485 and that of Kis 0.405. Calculate the molar conductivity of KNO3 at infinite dilution. 1.2 A solution is simultaneously made up of 0.1 mol dm³ HCl (aq) and 3.0 mol dm¹ KCI (aq). If A(K) = 73.5, A(H) = 349.9 and A(CT) = 76.4 S cm³ mol¹, calculate the transport number of H.

Question 1 1.1 The molar conductivity at infinite dilution of NaNO, is 122.05 S cm² mol and that of KCI is 150.16 S cm² mol. The transport number of Na' is 0.485 and that of Kis 0.405. Calculate the molar conductivity of KNO3 at infinite dilution. 1.2 A solution is simultaneously made up of 0.1 mol dm³ HCl (aq) and 3.0 mol dm¹ KCI (aq). If A(K) = 73.5, A(H) = 349.9 and A(CT) = 76.4 S cm³ mol¹, calculate the transport number of H.

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