Chemistry, asked by sarang90, 1 year ago

what is cell constant?how is it determined?

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Answered by satya773791

the cell constant (K) is a function of the electrode areas, the distance between the electrodes and the electrical field pattern between the electrodes.

The theoretical cell just described has a cell constant of K = 1.0

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