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STATEMENT 1 Using koihlrausch's law of i...

STATEMENT 1 Using koihlrausch's law of independent migration of ions it is possible to calculate `wedge^(@)` for anyelectrolyte form the `lambda^(@)` of individual ions
STATEMENT 2 : Limiting molar molar conductivity of na electrolyte can be repersented as the sum of hte individual contribution of the anion and cation of hte electrolyte
STATEMENT 3: When concentration appraches zero molar conductivity reaches the lowest limit

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