Chemistry, asked by joshuarajujr6478, 11 months ago

Why does internal resistance decrease when concentration of electrolyte increases

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Answered by esther2351243

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There will therefore fewer ions per unit volume to carry the current and the resistance of the electrolyte increases.With an electrolyte of a given concentration,an increase of temperature will cause a decrease in resistance.

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