The transport numbers for HCl at infinite dilution are estimated to be t° = 0.8210 and t_° = 0.1790 and the limiting molar conductivity is 42.616 mS m2 mol-1. Calculate the mobility of the chloride ion (u/10-8 m2 v-1 s-1).

The transport numbers for HCl at infinite dilution are estimated to be t° = 0.8210 and t_° = 0.1790 and the limiting molar conductivity is 42.616 mS m2 mol-1. Calculate the mobility of the chloride ion (u/10-8 m2 v-1 s-1).

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The transport numbers for HCl at infinite dilution
are estimated to be t°= 0.8210 and t_°= 0.1790
and the limiting molar conductivity is 42.616 ms
m2 mol-1. Calculate the mobility of the chloride ion
(u/10-8 m² v-1 s-1).

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