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The specific conductance of a solution is `0.3568 " ohm"^(-1) cm^(-1)` when placed in a cell the conductance is `0.0268 " ohm"^(-1)`. The cell constant is

A

`1.331 cm^(2)`

B

`13.31 cm^(-1)`

C

`0665 cm^(-1)`

D

`6.65 cm^(-1)`

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B
`c xx l/a =k`
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