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Electrolytic dissociation: Dependence of conductivity on electrolyte concentration

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Electrolytic dissociation: Dependence of conductivity on electrolyte concentration
Electrolytic dissociation: Dependence of conductivity on electrolyte concentration

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The conductivity of a solution is concentration-dependent. A distinction is drawn between strong and weak electrolytes. While strong electrolytes are completely dissociated, the dissociation of weak electrolytes is highly concentration-dependent. In experiment C4.4.1.4, this behaviour is investigated in potassium chloride and acetic acid, and among other things the equivalent conductivity is determined.

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