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On what factors the electrical conductance of an aqueous solution of electrolyte depends ?

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The electrical conductance of an equeous solution of electrolyte depends on
i) The nature of the electrolyte
ii) Size and solvation of the ions formed in the dissociation of the electrolyte.
iii) The nature and viscosity of the solvent.
iv) Concentration of the electrolyte
v) Temperature
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