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15. At 25°C the limiting ionic conductivity of F is 5.54 mS m² mol', what is its mobility (n V-¹ s²¹)? a) 5.84x10 b) 5.68x10- 1562-10-8 d) 5.74×10¹*

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Chapter22: Inorganic Materials

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a) 36.35
b) 36.26
c) 35.03
d) 35.58
15. At 25°C the limiting ionic conductivity of F" is 5.54 mS m² mol', what is its mobility (n
V-¹ s.¹)?
a) 5.84x10
b) 5.68x10-8
1562-10-8
d) 5.74×10-*

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