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The cell constant of a conductivity cell...

The cell constant of a conductivity cell

A

chagnes with chagne of electroyte

B

Changes with chagne of concentration of electrolyte

C

chagnes with temperature of electrolyte

D

remains cosntant for a cell

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Cell cosntant is defind as the ratio of length of object and area of cross section.
`G=(1)/(A)`
Since, l and A remain constant for any particulr object hence value of cell constant always remains constant.
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