As the dilution of an electrolyte increases

Question

As the dilution of an electrolyte increases (A) Specific conductance decreases (B) Molar conductance decreases (C) Resistance decreases (D) No change takes place in conductance

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dilution increases arrow specific conductance ( kappa ) decreases because [number of ions per unit decreases volume]

Q. As the dilution of an electrolyte increases

Specific conductance decreases

Molar conductance decreases

Resistance decreases

No change takes place in conductance

dilution increases $\to$ specific conductance ( $κ$ ) decreases because [number of ions per unit decreases volume]

Q. As the dilution of an electrolyte increases

Specific conductance decreases

Molar conductance decreases

Resistance decreases

No change takes place in conductance

dilution increases → specific conductance ( κ ) decreases because [number of ions per unit decreases volume]

dilution increases $\to$ specific conductance ( $κ$ ) decreases because [number of ions per unit decreases volume]