Principle

The equivalent conductivity of strong electrolytes depends on their concentration. The quotient of the equivalent conductivity at a certain concentration and the equivalent conductivity at infinite dilution is called the conductivity coefficient, which is the result of interionic action.

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Tasks

1. Measure the specific conductivities of various potassium chloride and calcium chloride solutions and calculate the equivalent conductivities.
2. Determine the equivalent conductivities at infinite dilution using the Kohlrausch equation and calculate the conductivity coefficients.

Learning objectives

• Equivalent conductivity
• Ion mobility
• Conductivity
• Interionic action

Necessary accessories

• Analytical balance 120g/0.1mg