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If the dimensions of electrodes of a conductivity cell are 0.90 cm and 1.005 cm and distance between them is 0.45 cm, find the value of the cell constant.

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`A=0.9xx1.005cm^(2)=0.9045cm^(2)`
`therefore" "(l)/(A)=(0.45)/(0.9045)="0.4975 cm"^(-1)`
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