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The limiting molar conductivities `Lambda^@` for `NaCL, KBr` and `KCI` are ` 126, 152` and `150 S cm^2 ,ol^(-1)` respectively . The `Lambda^@` fro `NaBr S cm^2 "mol"^(-1)` is :

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`128 S cm^2mol^-1`

B

`176 S cm^2mol^-1`

C

`278 S cm^2mol^-1`

D

`302 S cm^2mol^-1`

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