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    1. The document discusses the determination of conductivity (G) of solutions using a conductivity meter. It provides equations relating conductivity (G), concentration (C), cell constant (K), and ionic conductivity (λi). 2. An experiment is described where KCl solutions of different concentrations are used to determine G and calculate K and λi. The results are used to determine the concentration of an unknown CaCl2 solution. 3. Key equations mentioned are: G = KC σ = ΣλiCi G = σS/L Where σ is conductivity, S is electrode surface area, L is electrode spacing, and λi is the ionic conductivity of

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    1. The document discusses the determination of conductivity (G) of solutions using a conductivity meter. It provides equations relating conductivity (G), concentration (C), cell constant (K), and ionic conductivity (λi). 2. An experiment is described where KCl solutions of different concentrations are used to determine G and calculate K and λi. The results are used to determine the concentration of an unknown CaCl2 solution. 3. Key equations mentioned are: G = KC σ = ΣλiCi G = σS/L Where σ is conductivity, S is electrode surface area, L is electrode spacing, and λi is the ionic conductivity of

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    1. The document discusses the determination of conductivity (G) of solutions using a conductivity meter. It provides equations relating conductivity (G), concentration (C), cell constant (K), and ionic conductivity (λi). 2. An experiment is described where KCl solutions of different concentrations are used to determine G and calculate K and λi. The results are used to determine the concentration of an unknown CaCl2 solution. 3. Key equations mentioned are: G = KC σ = ΣλiCi G = σS/L Where σ is conductivity, S is electrode surface area, L is electrode spacing, and λi is the ionic conductivity of

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