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Hrishant Goswami , 11 Years ago
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Simran Bhatia

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a)      Increase on dilution slightly

Exp:       We know that according to Debye Huckel rule, on dilution the ionization of strong acid increases due to increasing volume. Since ionic mobility also increases. Therefore the conductivity of strong electrolyte increases on dilution slightly.

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