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The conductivity of an electrolyte increases due to one of the followings: A. Increasing the solution resistance C. Increasing the ionic charge of ions B. Increasing the effective surface D. Increasing the

The conductivity of an electrolyte increases due to one of the followings: A. Increasing the solution resistance C. Increasing the ionic charge of ions B. Increasing the effective surface D. Increasing the

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