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The conductance `(G)` is

A

reciprocal of specific resistance

B

reciprocal of resistance

C

reciprocal of current

D

reciprocal of concentration

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    9. Metals have conductivity in the order of (ohm^(-1) cm^(-1))

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    10. The equivalent conductance of (M)/(32) solution of a weak monobasic ac...

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    11. The cell constant is given by

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    12. The quivalnet conductance of any electrolyte MA at infinite dilution ...

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