Ionic conductance of H+ and SO42- is x and yScm2mol -1. Hence equivalent conductivity of H2SO4 is
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Ionic conductance of an ion is obtained by multiplying the equivalent conductance at infinite dilution of any strong electrolyte that contain ion.
Here ionic conductance λH+ is x
ionic conductance λSO4- is y
so according to Kohlrausch's law =
λH2SO4 = λH+ + λSO4- = X + Y
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2x + y/2 is the correct answer.
Explanation:
- Equivalent conductance can be defined as the conductance produced by an equivalent ion present in the solution.
- For H⁺, no.of e⁻ change =1
- For SO₄²⁻, no.of e⁻ change =2
- Thus equivalent conductance of H₂SO₄.
- H₂SO₄ = 2H⁺ + SO₄²⁻.
- Eg Conductance = 2[Ionic conductance of H⁺ ]/ nf +[ Ionic Conductance of SO₄²⁻ /nf ].
Eg Conductance = 2x + y/2.
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