The molar conductivity of 2.7 M HA (weak acid) is 50 (mS.cm2/mol), whereas its molar conductivity at infinite dilution is 85 (mS.cm2/mol), the acid ionization constant: O a. 2.269 O b. 2.185 O c. None O d. 2.353

The molar conductivity of 2.7 M HA (weak acid) is 50 (mS.cm2/mol), whereas its molar conductivity at infinite dilution is 85 (mS.cm2/mol), the acid ionization constant: O a. 2.269 O b. 2.185 O c. None O d. 2.353

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The molar conductivity of 2.7 M HA
(weak acid) is 50 (mS.cm2/mol),
whereas its molar conductivity at
infinite dilution is 85 (mS.cm2/mol), the
acid ionization constant:
O a. 2.269
O b. 2.185
O c. None
O d. 2.353

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