3. (a) Calculate the molar conductivity at infinite dilution of barium chloride (in water). (b) Calculate the diffusivity of alkali metal ions Lidg, Naagand Kag in infinitely diluted solution. (c) Calculate the transport number of the ions in an HCl aqueous electrolyte. All at room temperature, 25°C. You can find the data needed for the calculations in the presentation on the charge transport properties of aqueous electrolytes, as well as searching the web.

3. (a) Calculate the molar conductivity at infinite dilution of barium chloride (in water). (b) Calculate the diffusivity of alkali metal ions Lidg, Naagand Kag in infinitely diluted solution. (c) Calculate the transport number of the ions in an HCl aqueous electrolyte. All at room temperature, 25°C. You can find the data needed for the calculations in the presentation on the charge transport properties of aqueous electrolytes, as well as searching the web.

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