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A dilute solution NaCI was placed between two Pt electrodes 8 cm apart across which a potential of 4V was appied how far would the `Na^(+)` move in 2.5 hour? Ionic conductance of `Na^(+)` at infinit e dikution at `25^(@)C` is 50.11 mho `cm^(2)`

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