Ionic conductances of H+ and SO42- at infinite dilution are x and y S cm2equiv-1 . Hence, equivalent conductance of H2SO4 at infinite dilution is

Question

Ionic conductances of H+ and SO42- at infinite dilution are x and y S cm2equiv-1 . Hence, equivalent conductance of H2SO4 at infinite dilution is (A)  (x+y)  (B)  2(x+y)  (C)  2x+y  (D)  x+2y

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∧ equiv0=∧ H0+∧ SO42-0 =(x+y)

Q. Ionic conductances of $H^{+}$ and $S O_{4}^{2 -}$ at infinite dilution are $x$ and y $S c m^{2} e q u i v^{- 1}$ . Hence, equivalent conductance of $H_{2} S O_{4}$ at infinite dilution is

$(x + y)$

$2 (x + y)$

$2 x + y$

$x + 2 y$

$\land_{e q u i v}^{0} = \land_{H}^{0} + \land_{S O_{4}^{2 -}}^{0}$ $= (x + y)$

Q. Ionic conductances of H+ and SO42−​ at infinite dilution are x and y Scm2equiv−1 . Hence, equivalent conductance of H2​SO4​ at infinite dilution is

(x+y)

2(x+y)

2x+y

x+2y