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[" conductivity cell filled with "0.01M" K.Cl gives at "],[25^(@)C" the resistance of "604" ohms.The conductivity "],[" of "KCl" at "25^(@)C" is "0.00141Omega^(-1)cm^(-1)" .The same cell "],[" filed with "0.001M" AgNO "_(3)" gives a resistance of "],[6529" ohms.Calculate the molar conductivity of "],[0.001MAgNO_(3)" solution at "25^(@)C" ."]

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