Variation of conductivity with dilution- Part 2 | Electrochemistry | Chemistry | Khan Academy

This video explains how molar conductivity varies with dilution in case of both strong and weak electrolytes. It also graphically explains why the increase in the molar conductivity is higher for a weak electrolyte as compared to a strong one.
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Jitin Nair

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Why we use concentration in underroot

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By using the debye huckel onsager equation