The cell constant of a conductivity cell.

Question

The cell constant of a conductivity cell. (A) changes with change of electrolyte (B) changes with change of concentration of electrolyte (C) changes with temperature of electrolyte (D) remains constant for a cell

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Cell constant is defined as the ratio of length of object and area of cross section.

G = \frac{l}{A}

Since,

l

and

A

remain constant for any particular object

hence value of cell constant always remains constant.

Q. The cell constant of a conductivity cell________.

changes with change of electrolyte

changes with change of concentration of electrolyte

changes with temperature of electrolyte

remains constant for a cell

Cell constant is defined as the ratio of length of object and area of cross section. G=Al​ Since, l and A remain constant for any particular object hence value of cell constant always remains constant.

Cell constant is defined as the ratio of length of object and area of cross section.

$G = \frac{l}{A}$

Since, $l$ and $A$ remain constant for any particular object

hence value of cell constant always remains constant.