Chemistry, asked by nadiira1606, 11 months ago

Limiting molar conductivity of NH₄OH
(i.e.,∧°ₘ(NH₄OH) is equal to :
(a) ∧°ₘ (NH₄OH) + ∧°ₘ (NaCl) - ∧°m(NaOH)
(b) ∧°m(NaOH) + ∧°ₘ (NaCl) + ∧°ₘ (NH₄Cl)
(c) ∧°ₘ (NH₄OH) + ∧°ₘ (NH₄Cl) - ∧°ₘ (HCl)
(d) ∧°ₘ (NH₄Cl) + ∧°m(NaOH - ∧°ₘ (NaCl))

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Answered by Anonymous
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Option [D] is the answer ✔️

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