fast or skip 119. Consider the following conductometric titration curve of HCI with NaOH:AConductance-BVolume of NaOHD1Which one of the following is statements is not correct in respect of the given conductitration curve?a)At point B, the solution contains a mixture of HCI and NaCl salt.b) At point C, the solution contains a mixture of HCI and NaCl salt.c) At point E, the solution contains a mixture of HCI and NaCl salt.d) At point A, the solution contains HCI only.

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119. Consider the following conductometric titration curve of HCI with NaOH:
A
Conductance-
B
Volume of NaOH
D
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Which one of the following is statements is not correct in respect of the given conduc
titration curve?
a)
At point B, the solution contains a mixture of HCI and NaCl salt.
b) At point C, the solution contains a mixture of HCI and NaCl salt.
c) At point E, the solution contains a mixture of HCI and NaCl salt.
d) At point A, the solution contains HCI only.

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